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Do you have a history of...

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Long Labor

Woman with Lower Back Pain

Pelvic Pain

False Labor

Posterior Baby

Stalled Labor

Eight Month Old Fetus

Breech Baby

Learn what ​you can do ​prenatally

To optimize space and balance


To encourage your baby to get ​into a more optimal position for ​birth


To reduce pregnancy discomfort


To work with your contractions ​to reduce long labor


Our body is so amazingly complex and interconnected. Hunching over computers at work, sitting in ​a car, carry a toddler on your hip, and wearing high heels can all impact the muscles and ligaments ​that have a ripple affect on our entire body. Our daily habits and the exercise that we do can help or ​hinder the amazing birth process. Do you have a 40 hr labor while your sister in law just had 4 hrs? ​Some bodies seem more impacted than others. Simple daily stretches and being mindful of ​alignment can have a profound affect on the baby ability to get into a more optimal position for ​birth. Babies navigate the space they are given. Creating space and balance are so beneficial for a ​smoother birth process. Doulas and pregnant clients can easily implement some of these concepts ​and techniques.

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