Women have described birth as an intense powerful life experience that affects their whole life and being, making childbirth the most significant events in their life1 . Earliest records of maternal birth positions show the parturient in an upright posture, but over centuries delivering women in upright position has become a lost art2 . Current evidence-based practices for management of the second stage of labor supports the practices of delayed pushing, spontaneous pushing, and maternal choice of positions3, 4 . About 19,340 deliveries are conducted in our tertiary care center of mothers with traditional values and receptive to adopting various birthing positions