Homebirth

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Tips to inflate your birth pool from a doula
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A beautiful birth space
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Third Trimester Labor Prep at 34 Weeks | Labor Prep
The goal with all of these movements is to make space for baby to get in the most optimal position for birth — but please know that if you do all of this and your birth still goes a different route — you work was NOT wasted. Improving your pelvic mobility and learning to connect with different parts of your body will help you immensely postpartum 🖤 You can use these movements postpartum to help release tension from the trauma of birth.
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Setting up your birth pool in a box
Medical Basics - Medical Education Made Simple
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Help to Make the Pushing Stage During Labor Easier With This Trick!
✨Make the pushing stage easier by trying these things between contractions! Did you know there’s a relationship between tension held in the neck, jaw, throat, and shoulders, and that of your pelvic floor? (Hence my favorite saying: “Open throat, open vagina!”) Many people find that when they push or “breathe their baby out”, they’re left feeling tight in the neck and shoulders and clenched in their jaw. It’s important to release this tension between contractions so that you don’t carry it into the next push, which only makes your pelvic floor tighter and you more exhausted! Here are some go-to techniques for the pushing stage! ✨Massage your jaw: It can be soft circles around your jaw or a gentle pull down around your jaw hinge. ✨Neck massage: You or someone on your birth team can
Birth Partner Tips - What to say to a woman in labor
This birth partner tip is vital to being a supportive birth partner. Saying the right things, or rather, avoiding the wrong things, is so important when evaluating your birth partner role. To help a mama in labor remain relaxed, try these tips on how to be a good birth partner! Check out our website to learn how to have a pain FREE birth! painfreebirth.com and say hi on IG: @painfreebirth