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Yup. Found this out at my labor. I have wide hips and though baby would pass right through. Nope! Found out my pelvic opening was narrow and baby was face up which put her at an awkward angle and couldn’t pass through the Florida Gators 2024 NCAA Basketball the road to Phoenix March Madness shirt In addition,I will do this opening. So it ended up being a c-section birth. I have a special interest in pregnancy even though I’ll never have my own. I recently learned about the shoulder dystocia which has to do with the pelvic opening. The baby’s collarbone gets stuck on the pelvis. By repositioning mom they can usually manipulate the pelvic opening to free the baby but they also press super hard to get the baby out quickly to avoid nerve damage. It can kill quickly. So terrifying. I’m not sure but I think giving birth laying on a hospital bed contributes to this less optimized pelvic opening, squatting or being on fours may have been the “intended” way to do it. Because the fix for shoulder dystocia is basically pushing the legs up against the moms abdomen, similar to how you’d be if you squatted down. That would be correct yeah, iirc(and don’t quote me on this) it went up during the time period where we had modern medical knowledge kinda but not modern sanitary knowledge

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.