A breech presentation is an irregularity of the presentation where the fetus head is in the uterus wall, and the predominant common is breech. There is a simple breech presentation, a complete breech presentation, an incomplete breech presentation, a knee breech presentation, and footling breech presentation. It is almost always necessary to suspect irregularities in the pelvis, the fetus or the uterus when it comes to the breech presentation. Attempts often occur in premature labor because the physiological rotation is not over. The diagnosis is based on anamnestic data of pregnant women on fetal movements, amnioscopy, external ophthalmic examination, internal ophthalmic examination and ultrasound. Prior to deciding on the way of completing the child's birth, an experienced obstetrician may suggest aexternal cephalic version. It is important to know the birth mechanics of a baby's holding to know how to properly give birth. For vaginal delivery, the mother has to have good contractions, a large bowl and a normal size fetus in gestation and pregnancy. It often has to be handled for manual assistance. Most commonly, this is manual assistance by Brecht, classic release of the hands, release of the lever on Muller and manual assistance by Veit-Smelie. Considering all the known risks and complications with which attending a breech presentation, the number of caesarian section in such births has increased for the last thirty years, and most often s delivery ending with an elective caesarian section on the term. Risks and complications in breech presentation are the consequence of pathological conditions that can directly or indirectly affect the emergence of the obstetrical interventions. The risk of birth is increased mainly due to the unconfigured fetal head which is crowned in the last row and because of the compression of the umbilical cord at the hull. Conditions of newborn infirmity after delivery are birth injury, fetal hypoxia with asphyxia and acidosis, and premature birth. Swelling of the hips is more common, especially in infants who were in a simple breech delivery.