Arched back, nub points up?
I don't have a picture that illustrates this, but a friend and I were talking and she said in her experience that when baby has it's legs up and/or spine more curled into a U shape the nub points down more than it normally would if in a neutral relaxed position. She also commented that when baby's back is perfectly straight or arching the nub points up in the air more than normal and that both these positions affect the nub theory on angles. Has anyone noticed this to true? I thought it was interesting.
P.S. She's a tech.