Fetal movement occurs during the entire pregnancy, and as the baby gets larger and longer, his/her movements change. At 30 weeks gestation, you have every good reason to believe that your baby will turn and be head down (cephalic) by 36 weeks. After 36 weeks, most babies are in the position they will be for birth. At this time, however, 3.0 to 3.5% of all babies remain breech."

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