Many ligaments connected to the spine and pelvis supports the uterus. If the spine and pelvis are not properly balanced and aligned then these ligaments create an uneven pull on the uterus. This may cause restrictions to the baby’s position and movement to optimal positioning for delivery. Development can be affected and conditions such as torticollis may arise due to the compromised position of the baby throughout pregnancy. Any baby position even slightly off during birth will slow down labor, and add distress to the mother and baby. This may then lead to dystocia. Dystocia is defined as difficult birth. Every woman would like to avoid this because when dystocia occurs then it is more likely that the mother will have to undergo medical interventions. Inducing labor and the use of pitocin, epidurals, painful episiotomies, forceful pulling on the baby’s head, vacuum extraction, forceps and C-sections are all medical interventions that disable the mother from experiencing a natural safe birth.