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Did you know this after your c-section?? SAVE 📚 this for future reference!! And SHARE with a mom friend!! As a Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in pregnancy/postpartum rehab, I have seen 100’s and 100’s of women in my office for postpartum and c-section recovery. And most said they were give NO direction on how to recover. This is why I created MBC with a c-section specific track. You deserve to have STEP by STEP guidance! From guided videos on scar massage progressions, to shelving ...
LABOR PREP: This chair yoga routine was highly requested in my last video (I hear you, 38 weeks pregnant & getting up/ down from the floor is not easy!) Make sure to save & send to someone who may need it 💌 Practice this routine to: 🌱open your pelvic floor for an easier birth 🐚 engage/ position baby 🤍relieve aches & pains 🪷calm your nervous system 🙌feel good immediately My online yoga studio will be updated with a new prenatal program soon, in the meantime DM me for 1-1 zoom sessions 🤍 We...
3 exercises to help with pelvic pain in pregnancy!
These 3 exercises are key when it comes to managing pelvic girdle pain during pregnancy! They all help to strengthen the muscles around the pelvis, therefore providing some stability. Add these into your regular rotation for relief 🙌🏼 If you’re looking to feel strong throughout your pregnancy, grab my free 3rd tri birth prep guide!
One of the most common questions…can I still do AB exercises if I’m pregnant? 📣YES! Abdominal // deep core exercises can be a game changer in pregnancy! It can help… - Alleviate common pregnancy symptoms/discomforts. - Support a smooth labor and delivery - Improve postpartum recovery: diastasis recti (ab separation) and pelvic floor function. ✋Here are 5 safe core exercises for prenatal fitness, pregnancy workouts and post partum workouts!
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5 safe and effective ab exercises for pregnant & postpartum fitness
One of the most common questions…can I still do AB exercises if I’m pregnant? 📣YES! Abdominal // deep core exercises can be a game changer in pregnancy! It can help… - Alleviate common pregnancy symptoms/discomforts. - Support a smooth labor and delivery - Improve postpartum recovery: diastasis recti (ab separation) and pelvic floor function. ✋Here are 5 safe core exercises for prenatal fitness, pregnancy workouts and post partum workouts!
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Tips for new parents 🌸 Credit unknown All rights and credit goes to original creator 💞 Dm For credit or remove please ♥️ #ParentingHacks101 #ChildhoodUnplugged #FamilyTimeFun #MomLifeMagic #DadLifeMoments #KidsActivitiesIdeas #ParentingWinning #ToddlerLifeTales #PositiveParentingVibes #ParentingJourneyJoy #babyhealthtips #babyfever #funnybabyvideos #cutebabies #babyproducts
✨Here are some suggestions to stave off those nasty cramps!  ➡️You can also try calf stretches and downward facing dog. ➡️Remember, do NOT point your toes. which will only tighten the muscle more. Instead flex your foot. ➡️Epsom salt baths which contain magnesium can help alleviate leg cramps! ➡️Increase hydration! ➡️Add few extra foods to your diet that are rich in calcium or magnesium you can likely get rid of those nasty cramps. Here are a few ideas: dark leafy greens, nuts (almonds, cashew,
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How to Treat Cramp During Pregnancy
✨Here are some suggestions to stave off those nasty cramps! ➡️You can also try calf stretches and downward facing dog. ➡️Remember, do NOT point your toes. which will only tighten the muscle more. Instead flex your foot. ➡️Epsom salt baths which contain magnesium can help alleviate leg cramps! ➡️Increase hydration! ➡️Add few extra foods to your diet that are rich in calcium or magnesium you can likely get rid of those nasty cramps. Here are a few ideas: dark leafy greens, nuts (almonds, cashew,