When a fetus is in the mother’s abdomen with its face up, it usually means that the fetus’ buttocks are in the direction of the birth canal, and a fetus in the breech position is almost impossible to have a normal labor, so babies in the face up position can’t have a normal labor. This is because a breech fetus is unable to put pressure on the cervix and there is little that can be done to promote contractions in a pregnant woman. When a face-up fetus is in labor, the child’s feet and buttocks usually come out first, but because the child’s feet and buttocks are not as big as the head, after the child goes out from the birth canal of the pregnant woman, it can’t make the uterine mouth of the pregnant woman open completely, which results in the head of the fetus coming out, it is easy to have difficulty in delivering the head of the fetus, and in serious cases, it may even result in the situation of fetal death. Usually when the fetus is face up, the doctor will not suggest the pregnant woman to have a normal delivery, but suggests the pregnant woman to have a cesarean section directly at about 39 weeks of pregnancy, so that the fetus can be born safely.