The spinal joints are not the only thing that can become misaligned during your pregnancy. Your pelvis is also re-orienting itself to create as much room as possible for your developing baby. If your pelvis is misaligned, you will feel the discomfort that it creates and so will your baby. A misaligned pelvis also reduces the amount of space your developing baby has in the womb. This restriction is called intrauterine restraint. Proper pelvis alignment can help get the baby into the best possible position for birth and reduce the risk of breech and posterior positions that complicate a mother's ability to have a natural birth. Dr. Pritchard uses techniques that help establish balance in the pelvis and reduce stress on the supporting ligaments. He is trained to work with pregnant women and align the pelvis gently and safely.