20 ways to reduce labor pain / How to have a NATURAL BIRTH / natural birth story
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- 20 Ways To Reduce Labor Pain / How to Have a NATURAL BIRTH / Unmedicated Birth Story
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Strategies To Reduce Pain PDF: bit.ly/31MnU5Q
Thank you so helpful. I’m not seeing the downloadable PDF for reducing pain. Am I just missing it??
I like everything I am Pregnant with our first child
Please guide what you did for vaginal varices, pelvic girdle pain and Obturator internus pain/Sciatica... As with swelling of legs and unbearable itch at night, and all the Pain in pelvic girdle and vertebral column I am unable to sleep in my 35weeks, unable to workout PSD is so bad. Please Guide
Please guide what you did for unilateral vaginal variceal
I just gave birth 2 months ago and it was unmedicated natural birth and in my experience nothing I tried to do saved me from the pain, pushing the baby was easy because your body will tell u to push in any case but the pain I felt when I was between 5 to 8cm nothing made it less. What's amazing is that I can do it again and again because nothing is more beautiful than a baby
Thank you for being honest! I think you honestly really can't get rid of the pain.
Congratulations on your birth.
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Exactly , no matter what you do labor pain is something else , I had a vback without any pain meds, the pain was unbearable but seeing the baby was just pure bliss ❤
@@ansukutty509I'm happy about your VBAC, I wish I'll have a VBAC-2 successfully without medical interventions.
40weeks today and breathing is literally your only option to remember when having painful contractions. I'm not in active labor and no matter which position (which you will naturally adjust to), just remember your breath is what will center you and relax your face.
The pain at any particular time was never so much that I wouldn't be able to tolerate it. Thank you for this
it's so amazing and ensuring to hear that the pain doesn't get any worse after 5cm - I honestly thought it gets worse with every cm until the very end! I'm so glad that's not the case, I really want to give birth naturally so it will be encouraging to know that it's 'only' a matter of endurance once I'm 5cm dilated. I'm 32 weeks in and do yoga with you daily, keep your fingers crossed for us please! :)
Hi Zuzanna! Yes... I found that so encouraging too. Sounds like you are doing amazing with all your prep! You can do it! Definitely cheering you on 💞
Yes! I did not know that either. It’s so encouraging to know they don’t get worse it’s just a matter of endurance like you said. 👍🏻
Currently 31 weeks with my first! So excited to meet my little one!
@@cactusrose6646 congratulations! we'll meet our babies around the same time :) It's my first also, it's very exciting!
All went well and I’m currently holding my sleepy 9-week old baby girl ;) I managed to give birth without medical aid which was something I really channeled my focus on.
Hmm, I always went into the hospital at 5cm and it always got way worse after that. I wish I could go med free but at some point I cannot tolerate it, I can't breath through it or relax.
Am holding my one week old baby and all I can say is that I have a positive birth story
So happy you got your positive birth and have your baby in your arms now 💗 Congratulations!
Great video! Thank you for the beautiful setting, soothing voice tone, and instructional excellence in guiding women through natural childbirth. I’ve been a birth worker for over 30 years. These are my exact teaching points! I’m grateful to now use this resource for my prenatal moms. Keep up the great work! Empowering women changes their lives ❤️
Thank you so much for this video and all the videos you make! I appreciate all the information that you share and I follow your yoga classes almost daily. It makes me confident towards labor (just getting to my 7 month). I am sharing your channel with all the pregnant women I know!
I am due anytime this week, i am so excited and nervous at the same time, i am hoping i can have a less pain and no tear delivery. Thank you so much
I have no words to say how thankful I am for this video! Your Chanel is a blessing and I am so happy that God is using you to bless my life and so many others moms to go thru the pregnancy and labor. Thank you so much!
Thank you!
I'm a perinatal counsellor so mostly work with postpartum depression and birth trauma. I'm due my first in 6 weeks and have developed strategies to try to rewire my thinking around birth as I'd love a physiological birth. I love your channel and found that a lot of my birth prep toolkit is in line with your suggestions in this video. I wish more and more people would talk about the positive experiences and the empowering journey of birthing.
Thank you! I love all the advice you give. Thank you for doing what you’re doing !!! ❤️❤️❤️🌷🌷🌷🌷God bless you!!
Thank you so much for this! Looking forward to try all your techniques. Already doing your pregnancy pilates!
Very helpful advice! Thank you. I love your videos, it's the only ones I'm following at the moment. Currently pregnant 32 weeks almost with twins and Still managing those downward dogs 😁 I feel very proud of my bodies ability.
Will watch this regularly to ensure the information is absorbed and remembered when I need it most.
I will also recommend you to the other members at my next hypnobirthing class 😊
These are great tips I am so glad I watched this! I have a while until my birth and will watch again to remind me of all these great ideas to ease labor. Thanks for sharing and empowering other women to have positive births. Love your videos!
Great video thank you!!!
And thank you so much for the ebook Jess
I’m currently 37 weeks, an have had a wonderful pregnancy thus far. These videos about breathing techniques and what positions are best to get baby in optimal position have been super helpful! Also hearing all the positive birth stories an practicing yoga these last couple of weeks in all has really made me feel a lot more prepared ❤❤❤❤ thank you so much for all your awesome videos and Namaste 🙏🏿 to all the mommies an soon to be moms out there! We are all rockstars 😚🥹✨
This was seriously one of the most helpful videos I have seen. Thank you!
So happy you found it helpful! Thank you 💞
Hi! I have a back tumor (benigne) that prevents me from taking any pain medication at all except general anesthesia. I'm a first time mom. Your videos, this is in particular, really helped me a lot. Thank you for your kindness :)
Thanks for this video. Very informative. I love your exercise videos and do multiple each week :) Currently 32 weeks.
You're so amazing! Thank you very much for sharing all these valuable tips!
Amazing material!!! I'll try to follow these techniques! I've been doing your classes since first week pregnant....Thank you!!!
So happy you are finding it helpful :) Thanks for taking the time to let me know. Hope you are feeling good in your pregnancy!
Good video. Thank you. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I've taken several birthing classes and this is honestly the clearest and most practical advice I've heard! Thank you!
Thank you so much for being here! I found your channel during my first pregnancy and used so much from your channel to have an amazing, quick, unmedicated birth starting around 10:30 at night and my beautiful boy was born at 11:27 the next morning. I remember the information that changed me to thinking "I can do this" was a description/diagram in Mindful Birthing that contractions are a bad name for what is happening. While we think of contractions as squeezing, it is also the uterus opening like a slowly opening umbrella. In labor, I kept visualizing my uterus opening while I had a contraction. Now I have a close second pregnancy and I just remembered your channel! I'm already in my 3rd trimester and I'm back on your various exercises :)
I've had 4 unmedicated births and there is no way I could let the baby come out slowly. I can handle contractions all day long for days on end, no problem. The pain and difficult part for me personally is the actual birth. My vagina can't take that stretching. I've never tore but those babies have to get the F out as fast as humanly possible. The second they are out all pain is magically gone and even though I know my uterus continues to contract down and deliver the placenta I never feel any of it. I'm currently 27 weeks along with #7. I had epidurals with my 1st and 2nd.
I feel like, once the baby is ready to get out, it's coming out fast and hard. But also, thank God my babies have been small and I pushed them out quickly, even while on my back. Planning to birth #3 at home or a birth center so I'm looking forward to any position other than on my back!
Yes i found pushing them out more painful as well
I so agree with you the same here. The pain doesn't increase I don't like the stretching but I never tore either.
Also there babies com out at lighting speed I don't even have to push the babies birth themselves. Don't be scared.
The positive birth stories is a good one. I had been looking at horror stories and negative stories..which causes fear anxiety and for me not to trust my doctor
Thank you!!! ❤
First labor was bad and had an emergency c-section, but I'm going to try for a VBAC this time as long as everything looks good. I'm only 14 weeks along, so I have a long ways to go, but hoping for a better experience this time and going back over any tips I can get.
I’m nearly 41 weeks with my 3rd.
First 2 were unmedicated spontaneous births and I’m hoping for the same this time around but I am a lot more scared this time, especially since this will be my first time in a hospital setting and I worry they will push all their desires for my birth onto me. The pain doesn’t feel tolerable and I was vomiting because of it with the last two. I’ll try focus on my breath, visualise babies progress, it will be how it needs to be and then I’ll get to hold my baby boy.
Good luck to all the mummas here. Our bodies were made for this and I’m sending my loving strength to you all💞
Congratulations 🎊 👏 pray for me 35 weeks pregnant first time so no idea how it feels thank you
First time Mommy here! Thank you for sharing your experience and advice! I am hoping to have an unmedicated birth and am working with doula as well. Your workouts have been really helpful for me too! It took me about 4 months into pregnancy to feel excited about exercise routines again, but I work a very active job as a vegetable farmer, so during the first trimester it was definitely hard to put in my usual workouts after work! Thank you again for all your advice and kindness. It really is a relief to hear other women's stories of experiencing birth without medication or much intervention
How did your birth experience go?
@@shejar it went great! I actually had a very fast labor.. I had my son in less than four hours after contractions began haha I think even if I had wanted medication, I couldn’t of had anything! I got to the hospital at 9.5cm and had him about an hour later. Luckily I didn’t wait any longer! He is three months old now and I’m doing great. Only had a small tear and my body has recovered quite well. ❤️
@@kstoykothat is so Beautiful!!! So encouraging !! Thank you for sharing and Glory be to God it went so fast !!! Praying for the same thing lol
I love this video! Thank you for making it! In another video I saw an L&D nurse recommend against bringing your own diffuser without asking - it may be against hospital policy to get to use it! So for any moms looking at your bonus tip, make sure you plan ahead!
Thank you so much! Oh such a good point to double check about that :)
So much value in this video ❤
So helpful Lord bless you!
Thank you 🙂
I would definitely say contractions stop getting worse after 7 centimeters. The difference tho is you get more and more pressure along with the contractions which makes it’s scary and maybe seem more painful. I’m currently 36 wks and 4 days. This is my 5th pregnancy and I’m trying to learn better ways to ease labor so that I can have an unmediated birth. Love watching your videos!
Listened to this gonna deliver tonight !
I am a first time mom who is 34 weeks and this information is very helpful. I have also enjoyed your different stretching and yoga workouts. Thanks for these.
Thank you for saying you are not a failure if things don't go as you want. I'm trying for a vba2c and my first birth I really felt like a failure.
Thank you so much for this video and your channel. I’m 39 weeks + 6 and preparing to have a natural birth at a hospital. I’m worried that even though they support natural births and have low rates of interventions, that they’ll push my labor along on their schedule, so you’ve helped to trust in my body and hopefully advocate for myself. This is also in a foreign country where I don’t speak the language well! So wish me luck!
I Hope it all went well ❤
Thank you so much for this video and all the amazing content you provide!!! İt ıs very much appreciated
You be are so welcome! Thank you, Brenda 💞
I'm going to try this!
This is such an amazing video that outlines the best strategies without all the other BS that other people talk about! I am due in 9 weeks and I feel like I have all the tools I need to want to try and have a smooth and unmedicated birth! Woman are so powerful and strong! Love and respect for all us woman out there!
How are you now?😊
@@spritefulazeezah1268 i am 12 weeks pp and had the most amazing drug free birth.
Thank you for your content. I recently started doing the prenatal 2nd trimester stretches. I'm loving it. I'm definitely going to try to be more relaxed, breathe with intent and also find distractions for when the contractions hit. In my first birthing experience I tensed up and never really rested in between contractions which meant I used up so much energy - definitely going to aware of trying to spare my energy this time around.
1. You can tolerate any level of pain
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3. Understand what is happening in your body and why it is happening and how to manage it
Relax your body during contractions.
Hi Jessica, I am currently only a week away from holding my second baby in my arms 😊 I have been following your exercise routines until the 8th month of my pregnancy. Later I started feeling nauseous and hence switched to walks. Your channel has been immensely helpful to me. Your calm demeanor is very soothing. This video has been very instrumental in soothing my fears about labour pain after a very lengthy first labour. The fact that the intensity of the pain does not increase after dilating to 5cms is very relieving thought.
Thank you so much for all that you do. However the labour goes I will now not feel like a failure. Thank you ♥️
I’m cheering you on, Amratha ❤️ you are going to do amazing 💞
Good for you! The pain for me was absolutely completely unbearable, 20/10. It also did keep getting worse for me… 🤷♀️
Same..
I love this video! Almost all of your tips are strategies that I used for my unmedicated home birth. This is a great resource that I’ll definitely be sharing!
Thank you, Amy! You are amazing! And you didn’t even really plan on a home birth!
Thanks so much......✨💛💛
Thanks very much, I'm 34 weeks and I'm terrified for my first labour! Thanks fir the tips and everything, u are a good person!
I hope this relieved some of your fears. You are going to do incredible ❤️ Sending you strength for a safe, smooth and easy delivery 💞
Some very funny story, I was fully dilated during my second pregnancy and my baby crowned on her own and the nurse told me the next contraction you go ahead and push. I said okay, but for some reason I totally forgot what push means and how to do it, I asked the nurse how do you push again, they started laughing and explained it to me, you push like you want to poop and the baby is expelled forward. Less than 10 mins the madam was out of me.
Ps: the second was just 20 months apart from the first.
Thank you for the information🌹greets from the Netherlands
You are so welcome! Greeting back to you in the Netherland from Canada!
This was probably the most helpful video I have seen yet. I feel a lot of women do not explain what labor pains are like or know how to describe them so women like myself don’t know exactly what to expect. Thank you! Very helpful!
So happy it was helpful!! Thank you, Cierra! 💞 You are going to do amazing!
Awesome!
This is my second child, my first one was 16 years ago so I'm much older now. I find your videos extremely helpful. I workout everyday to one or two of your videos and I can honestly say I feel wonderful. I'm going to try for a natural birth this time. The epidural really messed up my back with my first one.
I’m the same! 23 years between births and hoping to have a natural birth. How did it go for you?
Same it will be a 16 year gap for me too
You guys means epidural is not helpful?
Great content, really helpfull :) thanks
Thanks Natalia! So glad it was helpful!
Thank you Jessica 💞💞. It's my first pregnancy my goal is to have a natural birth.
Hi Celine! You are going to do amazing... I know how hard you are working to be prepared! 💞
@@PregnancyandPostpartumTV Thank you Jessica 💝💜💕.
Hei how did It go? Iam 26 weeks pregnent now
At 13:52 I also expierenced something like that with my first child. I am a mother of two beautiful, lovely daughter's. When I was in labor with my first child, my Mother &+ S.O. were in the room. I had my first natural, no epidural, my second I opted for an epidural. My mother told me (with my first child) my daughter was in the birth canal for 2 hours, with me pushing. I had tearing with both. I am pregnant with my third (a boy!) &+ I want to have no epidural this time, &+ would love to avoid tearing, so I decided to educate myself. Yes I have two daughter's, went through labor twice, but I still don't know much about it... At least when it comes to when is the right time to push. 😅 I basically just listened to what the doctors said, (which is good, but) I'd love to be able to listen to my body too, so hopefully some of these help. Thanks a bunch! &+ I will continue to educate myself! 😎😁
I still have a lot to learn... but really helpful!
There was a day that I worked in the yard all day squatting constantly and then went for a hike the next day where I went uphill. That was pretty tough, but I survived it, so maybe this is something I can do too!
I’m due in 3 weeks this video is definitely helpful I’m hoping to meet my boy a week earlier tho 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️
Sending you positivity and strength! So exciting to meet your sweet baby boy soon! ❤️
With my son, the body was actually way worse by the end... It was fairly okay until 5 but by the end, his head got stuck and I had non-stop contractions. His head was in the 99th percentile and he weighted almost 10 pounds! They had to manually remove the membrane to allow his head through. It lasted 4h30 from beginning to end, but as soon as he was out I felt perfectly fine, while 5min earlier I was just screaming non-stop like a wounded animal. About to give birth again and not gonna lie, I'm terrified of giving birth again... But I still loved my natural birth way more than the epidurale I had with my daughter.
Hey I really love your videos! It was hard for me to start working out and feel exited about my birth after I went a traumatized experience and I found out that my son will have a cleft lip and eventually cleft palate. It’s my first baby and I just didn’t expect anything like that to happen. I just found out that your boy had a cleft lip as well and I would love to hear more about it or maybe you can take away my worry with some Tipps? I am very exited to meet my baby soon but also a little scared. Sending you lots of love ❤
Im so ready to try for a natural birth my first pregnancy was a c-section 10 years ago and it was definitely horrible .....i want natural ! i want to recover fast a c-section is no joke
Your tips are fantastic. I had a certified massage therapist for my labor with a lot of experience massaging pregnant women. It was so helpful. As a tip, I learned from one labor you need to nourish your body with natural fluids, electrolytes, and minerals. Before the labor I did Adrenal Cocktails and Smidge Magnesium supplements of a total of 400 mg a day. At labor I did a good quality coconut water with no sugar added, but I added a healthy salt that was low sodium and high in trace minerals like Baja Gold Salt. The salt actually makes it tastier. I did plenty of spring water. This is because the labor I didn't drink a lot my uterine muscles became dehydrated, which research shows slows dilation and makes labor a lot longer. As you daid support your body as you would a workout. Also make sure you frequently go to the bathroom.
Thank you for making this Jessica! I am 29 weeks now and have been doing my research on natural labor prep; thanks for your Strategies to reduce pain pdf too! Your voice is so soothing and I feel reassured after watching this. I wanted to ask you if you have any breast pump brand recommendations?
Hi again! I’m not an expert on pump brands, but I used a medella In Style Tote and liked it. I used it for all 3 babies and then passed it on to my Sister in Law
@@PregnancyandPostpartumTV Thank you Jessica!
I love this video I'm 28 weeks and I've been researching but I want to start to really prepare my body and this helps so much. Thank you
So glad it’s helpful:) Congratulations on reaching 3rd trimester!
Veri good
hi 😍 i'm in week 39 & i am close to giving birth , i'm 2 cm and i was nervous but watching your videos helped me to become relax . now i'm doing yoga and some core exercises...wish me a good labor 🥰
tnx for your great videos it helped me a lot !!!
Hi how r you now ?
I honestly love your Chanel it has helped me a lot as a new mom
Aw! Thank you so much, Anabel! So happy it’s been helpful and congratulations on your pregnancy!
I really don't know what you are talking about, I wish I would! My contractions were one long unbearable extremely painful for over 3 hours until I broke down and received the epidural. There were no breaks to relax in. I couldn't stand, sit... No posture was comfortable any more. And it didn't feel like a worked mussel, it felt like my entire body was having non stop pain in waves.
I am not sure what to say. I just had my third child and I experienced horrible contractions once my water broke. They kept escalating and got so much worse. If they felt the same as when I was 5cm, I absolutely could have coped. Perhaps every woman is different. I'm interested in how women have natural births with tolerable contractions the whole way through.
I really appreciate your insights! I wonder if you would consider doing a pregnancy dynamic stretch video or something like that to help prepare for labor that doesn’t include “yoga”. For us Christians, we believe this practice is inherently attached to the worship of Hindu gods and thus, cannot participate. I would love to learn about alternatives to these practices if you can think of any! Thank you❤
Great tips 👍 can you do a video with "positive mom experiences" ?
That’s a great idea! 💡 I hear so many every day now.. I should ask a few people to share 💗
@@PregnancyandPostpartumTV I have seen peaceful birth stories with happy experiences but honestly there are a lot of mom who are also happy to scare the s** out of soon to be mom with their "wait until you ....tear, poop, scream, cry...". I am a positive person (at least I try to be) and I think the world needs more positive experiences.
P.s I can share you mine in 2 weeks :-)
Are these techniques effective even if in an induced labour? I was induced in my first birth and my baby was back to back, the pain was enormous but i didn’t have much tools to use that time so hopefully this time with all of your useful videos I’ll be more prepared, thank you so much
I am 36 weeks of pregnant... Please pray for me so that I can make it easy☺️
Sending prayers for an easy and safe delivery 🙏❤️
Can you please help how can we go about VBAC. TIll what point we can take pains
Hi Jessica , it's Chanchal here nd firstly very happy to seen the information of normal delivery without episiotomy, but I haven't a labour ball at my home so tell me the optional exercise for labour ball and reply me fast bcoz I've a 6.5 months of pregnancy and I also gives birth naturally to my baby without any vaginal pain , plz and your videos so good , helpful to me . Keep it up ♥️
I'm pregnant with my first child. I would love to have a natural, unmedicated birth just like you. I worry that the doctors won't listen to me if I say I don't want the epidural. Of course I have my reasons as to why already in my head even though I'm only 17 weeks along now. This really helped me prepare. Of course I've been watching other videos too, but the fact of doctors thinking they know what you want for a birth experience terrifies me. Like I really hope I can have the birthing experience I've always dreamed of having and that you're meant to have, at least in my opinion.
Not so great when someone wants to keep checking you for dilation. It is very uncomfortable.
All you have to do is give them your birth plan and make your wants very clear. They aren’t allowed to not listen to you. I wish you the best of luck and an easy as possible labor
@@sdesancic1628 You'll be happy to know that I did end up having a very easy and beautiful labor, exactly the way I wanted it to be. My little one is 3 months old now.
I cant reach to do the perineal massage lol
Who else will be chanting in their heads 5cm 5cm 5cm you got this haha
I have greater confidence of doing this naturally after enduring 32 hours of appendicitis agony pain.
Your voice is like Emma Whatson! 😇
Haha! I haven’t heard that one before! 💞
Thank you for this video. I love how quickly you go through all the different tips. I am currently 6.5m Preg with my second and up until a couple weeks ago had not been exercising or doing much to really help myself. Since I started a couple weeks ago, your videos have been my favorite! The workouts have been semi difficult for me to get through, but I love how I have been feeling. This video is giving me a little more hope again that I can get through this second labor and delivery. It's still a little terrifying, but...your videos are helping. So, Thank you!! I looked up a video to visualize the labor and delivery (czcams.com/video/ZDP_ewMDxCo/video.html) that was an animation and it was really cool to add to your tip of visualizing what is going on down there.
I had precipitous labor with my second, and it was very scary and upsetting having immediate excruciating contractions with no warning or build up. My daughter was born after only 2.5 hours of my water breaking. Do you have a video or advice for those of us at risk for another precipitous labor?
Can I use a theragun
Hi there. First of all, thank you for this amazing content you've been putting together for all of us. I love it!
I have one question regarding the contractions pain and intensity.
My first vaginal birth was a 24hours horror full of pain. My contractions very super-intense from the first moment. The only thing that has changed in the time being was their intensity uptil the point where I couldn't bear it anymore and I asked for the epidural. That ended by me not feeling anything, not even the birth itself, so I was pushing completely wrong and I am happy that nothing happened to my baby.
I am expecting my second baby and there is no way I want the epidural anymore. But at the same time, I am not sure if I can survive so much pain again alone.
So here is the question - is the birth-giving itself more painful than the contractions? Is there maybe a small chance of not feeling anything more, just those contractions? Is the pain decreasing towards the end? #superhorrified #tryingtobeprepared
Thank you and my apology if this question sounds stupid, but I've been never more scared in my life and I don't want this feeling to affect my pregnancy which I tend to fully enjoy.
Not a stupid question at all! The contractions were definitely the hardest part for me. By the time you are pushing and feel your baby’s head you have so much drive, endorphins, excitement … I felt like a superwoman at that point… also… second baby is *usually* much easier 💞🤞 You’ve got this!!!
I’m a little skeptical about 5 cm argument. For me the pain was getting worse after 5 plus contractions were coming one on top of another without a chance to catch a break and regroup in preparation for the next one.
I’m wanting to spend most of my labor at home, How did you know it was time to head to the hospital?
Where can I find the affirmations?
The perianal massage can be done if I didn't tear the first birth and if i have bladder prolapsed?
What kind of lube can I use ?? For the massage
Can you do workouts that can help pain in the public bone ? I am having the worst pain in my pubic bone area and it makes it so hard to get up or out of bed 😩
Same
@@courtneydonay girl I just roll out of bed like I'm disabled lmao
Can I start exercise and yoga from 6th month will this help me for Normal delivery
I have low lying placenta before hence I cannot start it early
Best channel. get a pencil to write everything down....... ;)
So happy to hear it’s helpful 💞 Thank you!
Can you provide your song music p l Playlist? Or make a continuous video of the music without taking?
The pain definitely gets worse. I was handling it well, but once I hit 7.5 cm I was puking from how painful it was. I could not tolerate it anymore and got the epidural.
Absolutely! Watching this video because I'm pregnant with my second and NOT looking forward to delivery. I was dilated to a 7 when the doctor decided to break my water and the pain was the worst
Yeah exactly I did natural birth twice… that pain for sure gets worst
Same. I have a hard time when women say it doesn’t get worse after a point or it didn’t hurt that bad. Near the end of every labor for me I go from in control to mooing sounds. My contractions give me no break at all near the end either. I scream like a warrior going to battle when I push. I want the baby out! I thought that was normal for birth so when a friend told me she paused pushing at every contraction break I was shocked as I thought it was supposed to be constant near the end! I’m on number 3 baby now and trying to find all the things to help manage the pain. But I have my doubts.
I have really appreciated your videos. Thank you for providing such helpful information! I have a quick question- What lubrication do you recommend for the perineal massage? The reason I ask this is because I recently learned that coconut oil can change your vaginal microbiome (which is what I used to use), but a lot of the commercial lubricants have a lot of harsh chemicals in them. Any suggestions?
Olive oil
I used apricot seed oil.
@13:04 JBreath in pushing phase