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We call this perfect moment the “peanut butter and chocolate” feeling.The peanut butter? A rush of hormones and relief a...
10/07/2022

We call this perfect moment the “peanut butter and chocolate” feeling.

The peanut butter? A rush of hormones and relief as you finally reach the finish line of labor.

The chocolate? Meeting your sweet baby at last.

Perfection.

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07/07/2022

Uterus is a muscle. It’s job is to contract during the birthing process.
These contractions press baby’s head down onto the cervix to dilate and efface until fully open.
Your body will have as many contractions as needed to fully open up for your baby to cross your finish line.
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21/06/2022

Video description: A woman giving birth to her baby in a birthing pool. The baby is caught by her partner. Their older child is also in the birthing pool watching baby being born.
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Your baby doesn't take their first breath until they meet the air. Up until this point, they're still getting all the oxygen they need from the placenta 🙌 So even though a baby underwater may look odd, the baby is perfectly safe 💖
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BIRTH!About to meet his mom on the outside for the very first time 🥰🥰🥰Repost:
09/06/2022

BIRTH!
About to meet his mom on the outside for the very first time
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Let’s talk about the pushing phase of labor! Did you know you don't “have” to be lying flat on your back for this? It’s ...
10/05/2022

Let’s talk about the pushing phase of labor!
Did you know you don't “have” to be lying flat on your back for this? It’s actually one of the hardest positions to push efficiently in, yet it’s still the most common representation of birth you see in TV and movies and a recent study showed 68% of birthing people still gave birth this way
The best tool for pushing is actually using gravity to your own advantage. Being flat on your back means you end up working harder, not smarter. Because you aren’t working with gravity and the reflexive pressure of your uterus.
This position also closes off your pelvic outlet, allowing our sacrum to narrow the opening, which makes baby’s exit door smaller.
Some of our favorite gravity-friendly pushing positions are
⭐️Hands and Knees
⭐️Side Lying
⭐️Squatting
⭐️Lunging
What position did you push in?

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Happy Mother's day to all our mothers around the world. You are doing an incredible job. We see you and we celebrate you...
08/05/2022

Happy Mother's day to all our mothers around the world. You are doing an incredible job. We see you and we celebrate you today.🌹🌺❤

The ring of fire! We all have heard about it and may cringe at the thought but what a miraculous and amazing way our bod...
08/05/2022

The ring of fire! We all have heard about it and may cringe at the thought but what a miraculous and amazing way our bodies change and make space for a baby to be born?
For some, they describe this as the worst part of birth while others felt in control and a sense of relief once they knew they were seconds away from birthing their baby!
How did you feel about the ring of fire at your birth?

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30/04/2022

The Accuracy though😩😩
Dear mama, are you on this table?😀

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