A "Footling Breech" is a type of breech presentation during childbirth where the baby is positioned feet-first instead of head-first. In this scenario, one or both of the baby's feet are positioned to come out first, which can complicate the delivery process. This position is less common than the complete breech, where the baby's buttocks are down, and it can pose risks for both the mother and the baby. In a footling breech delivery, healthcare providers may recommend a cesarean section to ensure the safety of both the mother and the baby. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists provides guidelines for managing breech presentations, emphasizing the importance of careful monitoring and planning for delivery.