Before Pregnancy
The Webster Technique:

• Optimizes balance and
     symmetry of the pelvis
• Aligns the spine
• Improves nervous system
     function

For The Fetus
The Webster Technique:

• Improves the baby’s
     development and removes
     nerve interference
• Allows the baby room to
     move and develop without
     restricting the formation
     of the cranium, spine and
     skeletal structures
• Offers the baby room to
     move into the best possible
     position for birth
• Improves fetal positioning,
     which decreases the
     chance of trauma during birth

What symptoms can be relieved?

• Low back pain
• Mid-back pain
• Hip pain
• Pelvic pain
• Urinary discomfort

During Pregnancy
The Webster Technique:

• Can prevent or correct a breech           presentation
• Prepares the pelvis for an easier      pregnancy
• Removes tension on the ligaments      that support the uterus, restoring      the egg-shaped design
• Improves nervous system function
• Reduces low back pain
• Allows for a safer, easier birth by
     decreasing the potential for                manual intervention
• Is a good option for high risk and      multiple birth pregnancies

Why is my baby breech?

     There can be many reasons for a breech baby but the most common cause is a constrained uterus. The uterus is normally egg-shaped. The heaviest part of the baby is the head. Put these two factors together and the baby will naturally turn head-down.

     Head-down is a very comfortable and "roomy" position for the baby. When the uterus is constrained and the pelvic ligaments are tight, the shape of the uterus is no longer optimum. The baby will find more space and comfort in non vertex or non head-down positions.