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MrQuick390,500 Aufrufe • vor 8 Tagen
Would not recommend. #shoulderdystocia #birth #fyp #labor #epidural #birthing #baby
Abbi Mallory6,200,000 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten
Hands and knees is one of my favorite pushing positions, and here’s why. When you’re on your back or side, there can be more pressure against the back of the pelvis. When you’re on hands and knees, the sacrum is free to move back and the pelvis has more freedom to open. That can create more space for the baby to come through and can support a smoother pushing phase. Hands and knees can also be helpful if there are heart rate concerns because changing position may improve how the baby tolerates pushing. And it’s one of the evidence-supported positions associated with a lower risk for tearing. ✨91% of my private coaching clients did not tear.✨ 👉🏻 Comment METHOD and I’ll send you the same 5-step process they used to get these results. With love, Victoria #birth #doula #midwife #naturalbirth #laboranddelivery
Victoria Tippins484,400 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
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✨The most incredible magical moment 🐣 #egghatching #egg #chicken #family #reaction #birth
cherhubsher3,000,000 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren
Chef Tini posted that she gave birth earlier this week and, unfortunately, one of her twins did not make it. She had what’s called a placenta abruption which caused one of the twins to pass away. This is so horrible and sad. Say a prayer for Tini and her family today. 🙏 ❤️ #tini #cheftini #tinismacncheese #twins #birth
George Mansour1,000,000 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten
A lot of women go into labor without ever being shown how to push ⚠️ So let me walk you through how to do it in a way that actually supports your body. ➡️ #1: Follow pressure, not position rules. Your body will naturally change positions based on where your baby is. Don’t force yourself into one “correct” position. If something feels wrong or blocked, make a shift. ➡️ #2: Use breath as your guide. Think “exhale + controlled core engagement” on the push, then fully relax between contractions, so your pelvic floor can open again. ➡️ #3: Move with the baby’s descent. Rock, shift, or lean forward if that feels better. Movement helps the baby navigate the pelvis more effectively than staying still. ➡️ #4: Slow the head, don’t force it out. As baby crowns, use controlled breathing to ease the intensity instead of bearing down hard the entire time. This supports tissue stretching. ➡️ #5: Trust your body’s instincts. There is no single “correct” pushing position. Hands & knees, side-lying, squatting, or upright, they are all valid if they help your body work with the baby. Follow for more evidence-based childbirth education! #birth #birthhacks #labor #birthtips #pregnancyhacks
HeHe391,300 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten
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The U.S. fertility rate is at an all-time low, according to recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Researchers say this is part of a larger downward trend. Since 2007, the number of Americans having babies has dropped 23%, meaning not enough kids are being born to replace older workers or those who die. William Brangham spoke to NPR's Brian Mann for more. #pbsnews #news #motherhood #birthrate #birth #cdc #americans #unitedstates #kids #population
pbsnews399,500 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten