In this episode, Laura and Nadia discuss five ways that partners can support the laboring person during childbirth. The techniques they cover include low back massage, peanut ball rocks, hip compressions, rebozo techniques, and advocating for the laboring person. They provide detailed instructions and tips for each technique, emphasizing the importance of communication and being familiar with the birth team. They also address the challenges and overwhelming feelings that partners may experience during labor and encourage them to be present and supportive throughout the process.
Here's where to find us:
Follow us on instagram at @birthwell.inc
Send us an email to info@webirthwell.com
Join the waitlist for our course
Find our website
Purchase our book on amazon!
Purchase our prepare your pelvic floor for birth e-book!
This podcast is intended as educational content and does in no way constitute physiotherapy, health or medical advice. Please seek advice from your health care provider or doctor for your particular health care concerns, before changing your healthcare routine or relying on this information.
In this episode, Laura and Nadia discuss five ways that partners can support the laboring person during childbirth. The techniques they cover include low back massage, peanut ball rocks, hip compressions, rebozo techniques, and advocating for the laboring person. They provide detailed instructions and tips for each technique, emphasizing the importance of communication and being familiar with the birth team. They also address the challenges and overwhelming feelings that partners may experience during labor and encourage them to be present and supportive throughout the process.
Here's where to find us:
Follow us on instagram at @birthwell.inc
Send us an email to info@webirthwell.com
Join the waitlist for our course
Find our website
Purchase our book on amazon!
Purchase our prepare your pelvic floor for birth e-book!
This podcast is intended as educational content and does in no way constitute physiotherapy, health or medical advice. Please seek advice from your health care provider or doctor for your particular health care concerns, before changing your healthcare routine or relying on this information.