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Midwifery Today > Issue 106 > Gentle Methods to Prevent and Turn Breech Babies: Using Traditional Chinese Medicine

Gentle Methods to Prevent and Turn Breech Babies: Using Traditional Chinese Medicine

by Allie Chee | June 1, 2013

Two traditional Chinese medicine practitioners are interviewed in this insightful article that provides a gentle option for mothers carrying breech babies.

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About Author: Allie Chee

Allie Chee is the author of New Mother: Using a Doula, Midwife, Postpartum Doula, Maid, Cook or Nanny to Support Healing Bonding and Growth. She is also a certified TCM nutritionist and a homebirth mom. www.alliechee.com

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