What is another word for asynclitic birth?
Pronunciation: [ɐsɪŋklˈɪtɪk bˈɜːθ] (IPA) 
Asynclitic birth, also known as "leaning," is a term used to describe a birth where the baby's head is tilted to one side rather than being in the optimal position for delivery. Alternative terms for asynclitic birth include "tilted," "oblique," or "tilted head" birth. While asynclitic births may cause more pain or discomfort for the laboring mother and may increase the likelihood of medical intervention, they are often resolved naturally. Techniques such as changing positions, using a birth ball, or receiving gentle stretching and massage can help promote optimal positioning for delivery and reduce the chances of an asynclitic birth.
