The Webster Breech Turning Technique was developed by Dr. Webster in 1978. It is designed to relieve intrauterine constraint and help convert breech presentations to cephalic presentations.
It focuses on spinal and pelvis misalignments that can put pressure on the uterus, making it harder for the baby to move into the correct position.
Webster's is used to facilitate correct pelvic and sacral alignment in mothers with gentle adjustments, which are not painful at all. Once alignment has been corrected and balance restored to the pelvic region, the baby is free to turn itself head-down.