What Does It Look Like to Push with Peanut Balls? // Peanut Balls in Labor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE TO PUSH WITH PEANUT BALLS // We'll show you just that! + can you see the baby come out? Doesn't the ball get in the way? How to open the pelvis better with a peanut ball than laying on your back? It's all explained here
00:00 - Intro
03:04 - Peanut Balls: The Tuck Position
08:00 - Captain Morgan Position
9:48 - Internal Rotation Position
12:22 - Q&A
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Hi Mandy!
I’m a labor nurse and had never used peanut balls to push before. I found your channel and started watching many of your videos. Last night at work I tried pushing with the peanut ball with my primip after so many different positions. We pushed on the peanut only a handful of times and when I turned her back to semi-fowlers she pushed once and was ready for delivery!! I thank you so much for opening my mind to this way of pushing- I will be using it often! Just amazing!! Keep up the great content!
Second video of yours I'm watching. I enjoy your videos.
Love peanut AND internal rotation of the femur! Thanks Mandy!
I’m pregnant for the first time awi💛💛thank you guys so much for creating this!!!
Love your enthusiasm for our job! Where do you have your workshops listed?
I'm from Israel. Loooooove your videos!! I'm learning to be a doula. I find your tips very helpful 🙏
You are amazing! Thank you so much for the info! I'm due in a couple weeks & doing a home birth.. Trying to stop saying how scared I am, but I am almost in tears... Had a horrific 1st experience 18 years ago - trying everything I can to have a better experience this time
I just found your channel and am 23 weeks preggo with number 3. Looking to do a vbac since number 2 was breech c section. I’m binging tons of your videos!
Pensacola, FL
I'm 33 weeks pregnant today.
I'm adding "do you have exercise and peanut balls at the hospital" to my list of what to ask my midwife at my next appointment.
I am 30 weeks pregnant with baby #7. I find a lot of encouragement with your videos. I hadn't heard of a peanut ball until you, but now I have one! I just want to learn how to use it. I have had 3 epidurals and 3 natural and want to do natural again this time, but need some encouragement. Just started a vlog too so looking forward to more of your birth tips. What are your thoughts on a doula?
Giggled her right out in this position!!! 😂 #MandyRocks
I’m coming back to watch all your videos. I’ve been in L&D for 34 hours now and have been stuck at 6-7cm with water intact for almost 24 hours. I’m
36w 6d and their policy won’t let them break my water or induce me to finish it off. They can induce me starting tomorrow when I’m 37 weeks. I figured Now’s the time to use all your birthing ball methods! Somethings gotta get the job done right?
7cm, 70%, -1 station.
Great video! Labor nurse here. I use peanut balls and I’m learning more from you. Never heard of pushing with them! Question - are moms with epidurals able to do that side lying pushing with the peanut, pulling it toward the face?
Mandy I have a big question!!! I’m going to be going for a vbac in August and I wan to get a birthing ball but I’m in between the regular round ones and the peanut ones...can you give me an advice on which one should I choose please??!!!
I asked for a peanut ball when I started pushing and they said no! :/ I pushed for an hour, why were they so concerned that the ball would be in the baby's way? Oh well.
I couldn't imagine laboring on my back! That sounds miserable. I know people get epidurals & aren't allowed to move or move much, but that would be hell on earth to me. I squated my baby out. I had a birth ball at home to keep contractions going & a birth ball at the hospital to help keep working her down & out. I gave birth at St Marys in Richmond, VA. They have a pull bar attachment so i could pull on that while i squatted.
Can you please come to Alabama!?!?
Premier birth tools only ships to the US. How can I get a 50cm peanut ball in Canada? On Amazon I'm only seeing 45cm as the largest they sell. Thanks for your help!
Hi have a friend who’s her sisters support person at hospital now. They dont have any peanut balls there.🤦🏻♀️ what do you recommend they can use? Ty in advance!
The nurse had me turn on my side and I went from 5-10 cm in a hour!
Im a sahm and wanting to go back to school for being a birth nurse myself and am wondering what exactly are the steps? Random sorry.
Emily Walsh that’s sounds great! You’ll need to research your local college for an AS or BSN program for registered nurse. Complete prerequisite classes. Programs are about 2 years plus prerequisite classes. Good luck!
Thank you so much :)
Annabelle here!
I love the content on your channel. I am a nurse, mama, and also interested in helping other mamas prepare for pregnancy, labor, and delivery.
Have you ever done a channel collaboration?
I would love to interview you. I think you can bring a lot of value to our channel! :)
If you are interested please let me know.