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Preparing your pelvic floor muscles for birth is key to boosting your confidence and helping your body handle the incredible stretch ahead! Specifically, those levator ani muscles. Did you know your levator ani muscles can stretch to 150% of their resting length during childbirth? It’s essential to start getting them ready, especially as you approach 34 weeks of pregnancy. Here’s how to prepare: ✨ Transition from strengthening to lengthening and stretching your pelvic floor muscles. ✨ Practi...
10 Minute Birth Prep Routine for Labor
If you're pregnant and looking for a daily 10 minute birth prep routine to help prepare for birth, you're going to want to try these exercises! From seated pigeon pose to child's pose, these moves will help prepare you for birth. For more strategies for preparing your pelvic floor for birth, click the link!
Want a Vaginal Birth? Do these 7 Exercises in the 9th month of your pregnancy, that work for most of my patients!❤️ 1. Supported Goddess Pose-Victory Squats! 2. Duck Walk 3. Table Top Rocking 4. Side Lunges 5. Deep Squats 6. Deep squats hold-Malasana 7. Butterfly Even if you were not physically active before, these daily movements are really effective to Prepare your body for birth. SO Start NOW! These exercises open the pelvis and give your baby more room to rotate which...
The Miles Circuit | For Early Labor
This can be started at 37 weeks pregnant and WILL NOT put you in labor unless your body and baby are ready. This can also be a good tool to use if baby is still high in the pelvis or labor has slowed or stalled. Movement and regularly changing position is your friend during labor - don’t underestimate the power of that. Here's how to do the circuit:
As your baby’s head begins to crown, your body needs to prepare for a significant opening of your pelvic outlet, and your pelvic floor muscles must stretch to their maximum capacity. 🌟 Positions that open your lower pelvis are key. Two essential movements for this stage are: 1. Hip Internal Rotation- helps move your sitz bones apart. 2. Anterior Pelvic Tilt- allows your tailbone to move back. Practicing these movements can help you find the positions you’re most comfortable with and boost ...