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11 Real Ways to Have a Belly ONLY Pregnancy and Prevent that Mommy Pooch!
11 Real Ways to Have a Belly ONLY Pregnancy and Prevent that Mommy Pooch! - LoveLiliya
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What I’ll do differently next pregnancy to prepare my body for birth
Some of my (and my clients) favorite moves for lengthening and strengthening the pelvic floor: 👉to help improve pelvic floor function, low back pain, and tight hips! And definitely for expecting mamas training for labor and delivery👏 1. Thoracic (mid-back) mobility: Your rib cage position also impacts the position of your pelvis and your pelvic floor! 2. Hip internal (and external) rotations: Hip mobility plays a huge role in labor and delivery. 3. Calf stretches + toe and ankle strength: Tight calf muscles can affect alignment and posture, leading to compensatory movements in the pelvis and hips. Click for more prenatal workouts! #pregnancyexercise #pregnancytips #prenatalworkout #prenatal
Alice | Physiotherapist Pre/Postnatal Exercise Specialist | 💖Early Stage of Labour 💖 Positions and movements Think U.F.O Positions - 🌟 UPRIGHT 🌟 Forwards 🌟 Open 🌟 These moveme... | Instagram
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Spinning Babies®️Daily Activities for ease & comfort in pregnancy.
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Improve your Upper Back Mobility to Prepare for Labor | Physical Therapy | Mom Advice
Did you add upper back mobility to prepare for labor? 🙋‍♀️ Opening your upper back can help with improving your pelvic mobility — it’s all connected after all, right? If your upper back has limited mobility to flex, extend and rotate, it can lead to a cascade of different events such as decreased ability to take a deep breath which can then affect the pelvic floor’s ability to relax and lengthen — and you definitely don’t want pelvic floor tightness going into labor!
MamasteFit: Gina & Roxanne on Instagram: "Are squats the best labor position for all of labor?? Maybe not! Follow @mamastefit to learn the science of birth so you better understand which labor positions may be more beneficial for your birth! There are three pelvic levels: The top of the pelvis = inlet The middle of the pelvis = midpelvis The bottom of the pelvis = outlet Each of these pelvic levels opens in a different way. This means that there is NO one movement that opens the entire
Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "5 Birth Prep Exercises to Open the Pelvis for Birth + Variations!! ✍️ Comment PREP for our free birth prep circuit guide! Movement is so helpful to creating space in our pelvis for birth! Each pelvic level opens with different movement patterns, and our baby moves through each part of the pelvis in a slightly different way! The top of the pelvis opens more with wider knees and pelvic tilting—this is where baby enters or engages into the pelvis! The middle of the pelvis opens more with asymmetrical movements—this is where baby rotates! The bottom of the pelvis opens more with knees in, ankles out—this is where baby extends to be born! ➡️➡️ Learn more about pelvic mechanics + labor positions to create space in our online childbirth educatio
Krisha Crosley on Instagram: ". 👶🏽POSTERIOR BABY or OP (occiput posterior) BABY or Baby in Your Back . Posterior baby back of head (occiput) is up against your sacrum/spine area looking towards pubic bone. May cause lower back discomfort. . 👶🏽Baby can rotate if given the space and opportunity to rotate! Some babies need labor contractions to make the rotation. . 👶🏽Here a few techniques to create space to encourage baby to rotate to the anterior side of your body. Do the techniques daily. . 👶🏽Ideally we want baby to have the back of head by pubic bone, looking at sacrum/spine area. It is the ideal place to be for birth. . Train with me👉🏼trainforbirth.com"
Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "5 Birth Prep Exercises to Open the Pelvis for Birth + Variations!! ✍️ Comment PREP for our free birth prep circuit guide! Movement is so helpful to creating space in our pelvis for birth! Each pelvic level opens with different movement patterns, and our baby moves through each part of the pelvis in a slightly different way! The top of the pelvis opens more with wider knees and pelvic tilting—this is where baby enters or engages into the pelvis! The middle of the pelvis opens more with asymmetrical movements—this is where baby rotates! The bottom of the pelvis opens more with knees in, ankles out—this is where baby extends to be born! ➡️➡️ Learn more about pelvic mechanics + labor positions to create space in our online childbirth educatio
MamasteFit: Gina & Roxanne on Instagram: "4 Prenatal Exercises to Prepare to Open the Top of the Pelvis Follow @mamastefit for more prenatal fitness and birth tips! Stay strong throughout your pregnancy as you prepare for your birth! Join our prenatal fitness programs at mamastefit.com/prenatal Each pelvic level opens in a different way! The top of the pelvis opens with wider knees and tucking the butt underneath. The top of the pelvis is where baby engages or enters! So creating more spa