Engage Baby into the Pelvis | Labor and Delivery Tips | Have a Faster Labor

Hey how many cm should you consider early labour

Really helpful

I unknowingly did all this in early labor, that deep squat i did a alot and didn't know i was helping my baby out(4th) it was just relieving in that position
I ended up in the bathroom on the toilet b/c i thought i needed to poop 😅 and started pushing her on my knees in the bathroom lol
Had her at home b/c birth was mega faster then all my other births!!
Unknowingly did all this, just went with how my body was leading me to be most comfortable

subcribed ! Super informative videos. Im trying for vba2c

Wish the camera is placed away farther to show the entire position especially when lying down.

In my country they dont gice you a choice... u have to push on your back

I am just wondering who Nobody taught me this with my First ????? You are awesome !!

Such good quality information! Thanks so much ❤

Great advice! I labored fine with baby #3 with no epidural, then I was put on my back to push. That’s when the pain skyrocketed. I will be using these tips this go around with baby #4.

Very helpful 💕🙏🏽

Is there a modification that can be done to the deep squat for women who have SPD? I’m trying to get my baby to move further down so I can dilate more and hopefully go into labor but I’m so limited in my movements. I’m also worried about how limited I will be during early/active labor as well and it’s so frustrating because I don’t want to long hard labor or to end up with a C-section!

As a mum of 13 nearly 14, this was a well put together, straightforward video. Well done 🎉

Pregnant with my third baby and I've had very traumatic births first baby was on my back legs up didn't help me at all they cut my private parts to get her out and pulled her head second was emergency c section I pray to God I can have a natural water birth mu anxiety is so high the midwives in the UK are terrible and never listen are very rude hopefully I can give birth my way and feel safe thank you for your content I'm learning so much ❤

It is so helpful 🩷 thank you 🙏🏻

I would be scared the baby would fall inside the toilet

Your doing such good job 👍👍👍 for me its to late 😉 had both my babys with c section. My 1st didn't come down in the canal. I was fully dialated. I had to stay kn my back with this strip/ band ? On my belly to monitor the baby. After 24 hours of labor i was exhausted. 😢 So after pushing for like a long time i gave in. It really didn't work. And they did a c section. A doula is great i think. My midwife eas not allowed in the hospital to stay with me. That gave me so much stress! It wasnt planned to labor in hospital. Nowadays doula's are more normal and i hope allowed in most hospitals. They are a cery good vocal cord especially ehen your husband is not so talkative ..

I wish I could labor on the toilet. 😭 My contractions hurt WAY worse when I sit on the toilet. I legit cannot handle contractions while sitting there. I have to wait till after a contraction and then hurry to pee before the next one starts. 😫 I WILL try the squatting and the side lying, tho

I’m so grateful for your content and voice in this space! I’ve been learning so much about the birthing process even though I don’t yet have a child and there’s not a lot of diverse voices in this space, so your channel is such a breath of fresh air, not to mention is sound and medically supported advise!!! Thank you!

your channel is underrated! ❤ from Birmingham.

With my first pregnancy, my doc had me pushing baby out when baby was -3 (in a position where the inlet was closed). no wonder it took forever and ended up with c-section. Definitely trying these as I’m pregnant again and truly want a vbac!

Ok

Wide squat rock
On the toilet
Peanut ball lay or rock

me and my boyfriend just recently found out we are pregnant with our first baby and im so excited im looking up every information i can find and this has helped me out alot thankyou

I love how informative and straight forward you are. Your videos are so helpful

I absolutely love you! THANK YOU SO MUCH for blowing apart these unhealthy and unhelpful birthing myths!!!

I’ve learned so much watching your videos

Had my 20 week scan yesterday and the baby was already engaged in my pelvis. The sonographer encouraged baby out by tipping me backwards on the bed. Should I be worried that baby was already there and should she have left the baby there? Worried that baby was there for good reason and now won't go back in naturally

Loveeeeee the information! Thank you so much🫶🏻 Attempting VBAC, been a little anxious at my 27 weeks so I’m educating myself to release all that🙏🏼

this was soo helpful! thank you!

Thank you this was so great 🫶🏽

Can the wide squats help if you start at 30weeks?

So that’s why it feels like things are opening up. I’m side lying positing with my knees separated every night.

Very informative

You talk so much 😅

I am 39 weeks + 3 days, baby is at a -2 station still I was wondering how long and how often I should do this daily until I go into labor to help encourage her to descend more!?

Hi could you please make a video on gbs positive and related topics nor generally covered on google ! Such as water birth with gbs positive, fast labour with gbs positive, when to go into hospital etc.

Attempting VBAC, this was helpful

Question: about how many times a day do you recommend doing these positions? I’m currently 38 wks and 5 days and I’m 2cm dilated but my baby is not engaged according to my midwife.

thank you <3