Hey Castle...thanks for your reply

I posted the article as it gave another point of view for posterior position...as there seem to be many Qs related to this topic, and thought it would be good to post something from another perspective

I do believe that positioning can help to reduce the occurance of a posterior position, but with practise of positioning (such as yoga) throughout pregnancy and an awareness of posture. Trying to move a posterior baby at 37weeks plus, is unlikely if this is the place bubs has settled, and especially if the mother has paid little attention to her posture and pelvic tilt throughout her pregnancy

thank you so much for sharing your experience of a posterior baby and labor...sometimes a specific pelvic shape will actually encourage a posterior position...its great that you have a positive experience to share with everybody, to show that posterior does not equal medical intervention but is still open to a calm, beautiful birth experience

and maybe you are right about posterior babies being a little stubborn my 1st was posterior (but rotated for delivery) and he is very determined

thank you again

xx yogababy