An obstetrical device for assisting a cesarean section delivery of a neonate having a fetal presenting part well seated within the mother's pelvis, said fetal presenting part being in contact with vagina and cervix, said device comprising: a tubular hollow tail having an internal lumen extending the length of the tail; and a hollow head disposed on a distal end of the tail, the head comprising a sterile, non-collapsible structure, wherein said structure has a hollow neck portion and a hollow septum portion extending from the neck portion, the hollow neck portion and the hollow septum portion defining an internal chamber of the head that is fluidly connected to the tail internal lumen, characterised in that the head comprises a curved structure and in that the septum portion comprises: i. a concave front face including a plurality of apertures arrayed therein; ii. an opposing convex back face including a plurality of apertures arrayed therein; and iii. a plurality of sides connecting the front and back faces (78, 82) iv. a curvature structure operable to be conducive for insertion of the head between the fetal presenting part of a neonate and the vagina and/or cervix of the mother; and v. a thickness that is tapered from a neck end to a distal end such that the septum portion can be inserted into the area of contact between the fetal presenting part and the mother's vagina and/or cervix, whereby air can be drawn via the tail internal lumen, the head internal chamber and the plurality of apertures of the head, into the head and directed into the area of contact between the fetal presenting part and the at least one of the mother's vagina and cervix to break a suction formed between the fetal presenting part and the at least one of the mother's vagina and cervix so that the well seated fetal presenting part can be easily separated from the at least one of the vagina and the cervix. a tubular hollow tail having an internal lumen extending the length of the tail; and a hollow head disposed on a distal end of the tail, the head comprising a sterile, non-collapsible structure, wherein said structure has a hollow neck portion and a hollow septum portion extending from the neck portion, the hollow neck portion and the hollow septum portion defining an internal chamber of the head that is fluidly connected to the tail internal lumen, characterised in that the head comprises a curved structure and in that the septum portion comprises: i. a concave front face including a plurality of apertures arrayed therein; ii. an opposing convex back face including a plurality of apertures arrayed therein; and iii. a plurality of sides connecting the front and back faces (78, 82) iv. a curvature structure operable to be conducive for insertion of the head between the fetal presenting part of a neonate and the vagina and/or cervix of the mother; and v. a thickness that is tapered from a neck end to a distal end such that the septum portion can be inserted into the area of contact between the fetal presenting part and the mother's vagina and/or cervix, i. a concave front face including a plurality of apertures arrayed therein; ii. an opposing convex back face including a plurality of apertures arrayed therein; and iii. a plurality of sides connecting the front and back faces (78, 82) iv. a curvature structure operable to be conducive for insertion of the head between the fetal presenting part of a neonate and the vagina and/or cervix of the mother; and v. a thickness that is tapered from a neck end to a distal end such that the septum portion can be inserted into the area of contact between the fetal presenting part and the mother's vagina and/or cervix, whereby air can be drawn via the tail internal lumen, the head internal chamber and the plurality of apertures of the head, into the head and directed into the area of contact between the fetal presenting part and the at least one of the mother's vagina and cervix to break a suction formed between the fetal presenting part and the at least one of the mother's vagina and cervix so that the well seated fetal presenting part can be easily separated from the at least one of the vagina and the cervix.