Is it true that children whose feet come out first will be rich?

Mothers who are approaching their due date have so many things to worry about. They worry about whether the baby has a neck obstruction, whether the baby is well developed, whether the baby can be born naturally, whether it is the first child or a miscarriage, etc. It's really pitiful to see the concern of all parents in the world. However, according to folk sayings, there are some theories about first and second births. Many people believe that children whose feet come out first will be rich. Is this true? Let’s take a look at the physiognomy column to find out the details.

Answer to the question about whether children whose feet come out first will be rich or not: There is actually no definite evidence to show that children whose feet come out first will be rich or not. Personally, I think the way of birth is not very important. What matters is how parents educate their children and set an example for them.
Here are some facts about fetal position:

1. Cephalic position: The fetus is head down in the uterus. This is the optimal fetal position. When giving birth, the head comes out first. Because the head is always round, it is easy to slowly stretch the cervix during birth, allowing the entire body to slide out smoothly. This is what is commonly referred to as "natural childbirth."

2. Inversion: The fetus is in the uterus with its feet facing downwards. When giving birth, the feet come out first.

3. Horizontal position: The fetus lies horizontally in the uterus, and the hand comes out first during delivery.

4. Breech presentation: The fetus is in the uterus with its buttocks (buttocks) facing downwards, and the buttocks come out first during delivery.

When the fetus is inverted, an experienced midwife can still handle the situation and ensure the smooth birth of the fetus.

When the fetal position is transverse or breech, it is more difficult to deal with, as it can easily rupture the uterus and cause heavy bleeding, which will endanger the lives of the mother and child. Nowadays, for pregnant women in transverse or breech position, caesarean section is adopted to ensure the safety of mother and child. therefore. Before delivery, an ultrasound is always required to determine the fetal position in order to determine whether to have a natural birth or a caesarean section. At present, caesarean section is often performed for those with inverted fetal position.