how can you tell how low baby is in pelvis
Even if your baby hasn't engaged by the time labour starts, in most cases, it's not a problem. The power of your contractions will soon push your baby down. If your baby's head engages early, it doesn't mean that you'll give birth early. Your baby will move down when the lower part of your uterus (womb) expands.Your baby's head, or bottom if he's in a breech position, will sit a little lower in your pelvis. If your baby is lying with his back to your back (posterior position). 2  It's harder for your baby to engage, and can make labour more challenging. 3  Try our tips for helping your baby to turn. 4  If your baby has room to move. 5  This can happen if there's a lot of amniotic fluid, or you have had a baby before.