Baby Position in Womb & Movements: Complete Guide for Expecting Parents

Understanding your baby’s position and movement patterns during pregnancy is one of the most reassuring ways to track fetal health. For a complete overview, read our pregnancy care and monitoring guide.

4 Ts of Postpartum Hemorrhage: Tone, Tissue, Trauma, and Thrombin Explained

Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH) is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition characterized by excessive bleeding after childbirth. It is one of the leading causes of maternal mortality worldwide, particularly in resource-limited settings where timely care may be delayed.

 Breech Baby Position: Signs, Risks & What You Can Do

In a busy labor room or during a routine third trimester scan, identifying a breech baby position is rarely just a positional finding. It becomes a clinical decision point that influences monitoring strategy, delivery planning, and team preparedness.

When Is CTG Scan Done in Pregnancy & Why Is It Important?

In a busy labour room, there is a moment every clinician recognizes. The shift from routine monitoring to focused attention. A line on the screen changes. A pattern feels off. In that moment, decisions matter.

Low Apgar Score: Causes, Risks & When to Worry

The first few minutes after birth are critical for assessing a newborn’s health. One of the most widely used tools for this is the Apgar score at birth, a quick and standardized method to evaluate a baby’s physical condition and immediate need for medical care.

Baby Position in the Womb: What It Means for Your Pregnancy and Delivery

During pregnancy, your baby keeps moving inside the womb as they grow and develop. In the early months, there is enough space for your baby to turn, stretch, and change positions many times a day.