The process of childbirth is extremely complex, and several factors influence the position in which the fetus enters the world. The most common birthing position is head-first delivery; however, it is possible for the fetus to enter the birth canal in a breech or footling position. This situation accounts for a relatively small percentage of births, less than 5 percent, but it can pose significant risks, such as stillbirth or other health problems. To understand the causes of breech births, the scientific community is continuously researching the phenomenon. According to the latest findings, genetic background may also play a role in the occurrence of breech births. This discovery could provide…