Epidural birth

What I learned from having three epidurals. Getting an epidural is a very personal decision. Whether your'e trying to decide if you want one or you already know you do, these tips will help you during childbirth!

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There are a lot of blogs and posts written about “How to avoid an epidural” or “How to have a natural birth” out there. I’ve written a few (here’s one for example)! But what if you are planning on getting an epidural? Are you exempt from needing a birth plan? Of course not! An epidural birth require

Debating on getting an epidural?Planning for a natural birth, but need some reassurance on your decision to avoid the epidural? For most of human history, women have birthed without epidurals. But now, with them being so common, it really makes you wonder if there are any benefits to not getting an epidural? The potential risks of getting

I got the epidural for my first birth and it wasn't as bad as I thought. I felt great and couldn't have asked for a better labor and delivery.

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Gina, MS, & Roxanne, RN, BSN on Instagram: "Pushing Positions with an epidural! Follow @mamastefit for more tip on pregnancy, birth, and postpartum fitness and education Not all of us will have an Unmedicated birth or even wants an Unmedicated birth and THATS OKAY! For those that get an epidural, many worry they will have to push on their back now! NOT TRUE!! You can push in all sorts of positions, just like the people in this pictures! ⭐️Hands and Knees is a favorite, this can be done over…

While the epidural can provide great comfort, it doesn't mean you need to stay in one position throughout the entire process... especially not your back! In fact, changing positions caWhile the epidural can provide great comfort, it doesn't mean you need to stay in one position throughout the entire process... especially not your back! In fact, changing positions can help progress labor, reduce the chances of a cesarean section, and make your birthing experience more comfortable.