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1.5M views · 116K reactions | Having a bauble🎄✨ #christmaspictures #christmaspics #babysfirstchristmas #christmasornament #photoideasforkids #christmasphotoideas | Brianne Martin
1.5M views · 116K reactions | Having a bauble🎄✨ #christmaspictures #christmaspics #babysfirstchristmas #christmasornament #photoideasforkids #christmasphotoideas | Brianne Martin
PILATESNESS | Online Pilates on Instagram: "Why are core and pelvic floor strength so important during pregnancy? ⤵ 🤰🏼Incorporating exercises that strengthen these muscles will make a noticeable difference in your daily activities. You’ll find improvements in lying down, getting up, walking, and even holding your urine. 🤱🏼Additionally, having a strong core and pelvic floor is crucial for postpartum recovery, helping you recover faster and more easily. Overall, enhancing these muscle groups will boost your body strength. Tips for Performing These Exercises: - Keep your shoulders away from your ears to maintain shoulder stability. - Ensure your elbow is directly under your shoulder. - Lift your waist up and engage your core. - Perform 10 repetitions on each side. Exercises: 1. Knee
Karlie | pregnancy & postpartum tips on Instagram: "✨Pregancy night time stretch✨ Actually this is good for anytime (not just pregnancy!) but even better if you’re a pregnant mama and your back and hips are so sore like mine! 1. Upper back figure 8s 2. Thoracic rotations 3. Cat cow 4. Single side inner thigh stretch 5. Overhead stretch Try doing each movement for 6-8 reps per side and see how you feel! 👉🏼Also if you’re having pain during pregnancy mama, you deserve better. Comment “HELPME” and I’ll send you the link to my “Fix your hip and pelvic pain during pregnancy plan” which is ALREADY on Black Friday sale 💕 #pregnancystretches #thirdtrimester #pregnancypain #fitpregnancy #crossfitpregnancy"
BABY CHICK® on Instagram: "“Pregnant mum, I know that you’d probably like to set aside more time each day to preparing for labor, but I also know that life is busy, & sometimes all you can manage is a quick 10-minute session. So, with this plan, you’re going to be well prepped & making the most out of those 10 minutes (focusing on both the physical & mindset prep). Then, when those first contractions start, you’ll feel calm, confident, & ready, rather than overwhelmed & underprepared.” 😌🤰💗 Words: @bonnie.the.doula"
Alice | Physiotherapist Pre/Postnatal Exercise Specialist on Instagram: "🌟🌟 6 PUSH POSITIONS IN 20 SECS🌟🌟 Try these positions when you are ready to birth baby…. These positions can help to maximise the space available in your lower pelvis and create the least pressure on your pelvic floor and perineum. Having the ankles wider than the knees, with an arch in the lower back, will help to create the most space for baby on their way out & support their descent. You can still be in an optimal position if you have an epidural - so Hit SAVE on this reel 🙋🏻‍♀️❤️🌟. If you want to learn how to prep your body for labour then come join up to the BUMP SQUAD 🤰🏻💕, an online programme where we keep active during pregnancy but also learn about labour, and prepare physically for birth 🐣❤️. L
Calmbirth on Instagram: "Partners! You’ve got a bigger job than just cutting the cord! In the heat of labour, mummas often go super focused, not saying much at all. Talking takes energy, which is all being consumed by the birthing process. This means you need to stay really close. While she may not be able to tell you what she needs, she needs you! If she manages to say something, listen! It was probably hard for her to get those words out. Here’s a bit of decoding on the language of birth to help partners understand what’s needed. In Calmbirth, we put a big focus on the role of the partner in the birth space. To learn more about how partners can support their loved ones, I’d love you to book a Calmbirth course with calmbirth Educator Hannah Little go to our link in the bio. @calmbirthw
🤰PREGNANCY TIPS | NEW MOTHERS 🙋‍♀️ on Instagram: "🤰🌟 Birth Preparation : PRENATAL STRETCHES 🌟 These exercises can be done safely in any trimester and the earlier you start the better to give your body enough time to adapt ❤️🫶🏽 - but they most important from week 30 onwards as this is when the extra pressure on the body cause some tightness in the muscles. This circuit can be done daily🙋🏻‍♀️ 1️⃣ Frog rockers x10 2️⃣ Cat / Cow - ankles wide x10 3️⃣ Hip lifts x 20 4️⃣ Deep Squat into hip lifts x8 5️⃣ 90/90’s for 30 secs 6️⃣ Lunge rockers x 10 each side Be sure to save 📌 this to come back to later! And FOLLOW for more pregnancy, and labor and delivery tips! TAG a mom you know in the comment section below ⬇️ 🥰 Cc: @allie.brisco #newmothers #fitmom #pregnancy"
Expecting and Empowered | Home Workout App on Instagram: "Comment LABOR for a free PDF of our favorite positions to labor in put together by Krystle, a women’s health physical therapist. ❤️ Knowing how to position yourself based on where your baby is in your pelvis is key to keep labor progressing. Your medical team can help you in understanding where your baby is - and your body might intuitively move into any of these positions as well! 🤰🏽 Save this post and come back to it when you’re nearing labor time! #pregnant #pregnancy #laboranddelivery #birth #laborprep #laborpositions #labor #eande #fitmom #strongmom"
Samantha Mills on Instagram: "📍save this for later - also feels great on your hips if you’re not pregnant 😅 full routine 👇 1. Hip openers- wide stance rotate knees out and in - have something to help you get up after 45-1 minute 2. Side kneeling lunge- foot slightly in front 3. Knees bent in & sitting back Make sure to breathe 💖"
Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "Labor stalls are pauses in labor progress that may be related to baby’s position! Here’s some tips to address that! 🆓 Comment INTRO for our free intro to childbirth education class! This class covers what is a contraction, the labor timeline, and how to support your labor progress! 💻 Join our online childbirth education course to learn more labor positions and HOW to open the pelvis for birth!! Explore our course at MamasteFit.com/childbirth 📍 Local to us in Aberdeen NC?? Join our FINAL in person childbirth education class of the year is on Sunday December 8th at @mamastefit_nc"
Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "Needing to pee ALL the time?? Here are some exercises I did at the end of my last pregnancy to help with bladder urgency (aka the need to pee ALL the time). ✍️ Comment FREE to join our free mini pelvic floor prep course! You can also join the full course/bundle it with our prenatal fitness programs! ‼️In case you didn’t know, you CAN work with a pelvic floor PT during pregnancy!! You don’t need to wait til birth to address discomforts and pain you may be having! At the end of my pregnancy, I started working with @hayleykavapt to address this issue for me! What we found (and may be the same for you) is that my right side pelvic floor was working TOO hard and was pushing my baby forward into my bladder (and making me need to pee more). These
🤰PREGNANCY TIPS | NEW MOTHERS 🙋‍♀️ on Instagram: "🤰Save these stretches! Especially great for your third trimester, these poses help to: 🌱open your pelvic floor for an easier birth 🐚 position baby in the uterus 🤍relieve aches & pains 🪷calm your nervous system 🙌feel good immediately This routine targets all areas of the pelvic floor! . Be sure to save 📌 this to come back to later! And FOLLOW for more pregnancy, and labor and delivery tips! Hope this helps!! TAG a mom you know in the comment section below ⬇️ 🥰 Cc: @emilykchen #newmothers #fitmom #pregnancy"
Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "What is the BEST labor position?? Is it squats? Maybe something else?? The answer is it DEPENDS on where baby is at—we want to open the pelvic level that baby is currently navigating! ✍️ Comment PREP for our free birth prep PDF that has six exercises you can do to create more space in your pelvis and release tension in your pelvis floor! ➡️ Join our online childbirth education course to learn more labor positions and HOW to open the pelvis for birth!! Explore our course at MamasteFit.com/childbirth"