Wow! How great it is to see Claire Marie Miller on TH-cam! She's a Rock Star in the Massage world and I took her "Nurturing The Mother" CEU and I consider it the best decision I made for my career. Thank you Claire!!
It's perfectly fine. that first pillow she's lying on under her side and stomach lifts her off of the vena cava. you can lie them on that side as long as you bolster. they recommend 15 to 20 min but that's all the time she needs. also the pillows support her shoulders quite nicely.
You obviously never done a massage on a pregnant person before. Or been pregnant🤰 this is very comfortable for a pregnant woman. The baby gets plenty of rich oxygen when mother lays on her side. Especially her left side.
@@livinglight1924 I’ve done both and the amount of positioning pillows seems a little excessive. The fact that they advertised the pillow set from their own website at the end of the video didn’t surprise me!😅 3 pillows is incredibly comfortable, or even just 1 side-lying pregnancy pillow.
@@fruzzlepuff Shouldn't this woman be on her LEFT side?? I was taught to avoid right sidelying due to potential compression of the inferior vena cava. [Caveat: I am a new MT student, and am only going on what I've been told in school.]
I own this cushion set and it is comfortable. I do think the leg bolster is not turned to accommodate the legs fitting in the grooves. Also, the lower leg would be boosted with additional pillow as she did for the arm in this demo.
Very nice example, only i would exclude the energy part. It’s not recommended for anyone without proper education to send energy to the mother and the child. Like that you are touching the third chakra frontal part and fourth chakra back side, but you as no professional can’t cause any energy flow.
The pregnant woman should be on left side. I also believe this therapist is a little extreme with all the pillows. The poor woman does not look comfortable!
Never lay a pregnant woman on her right side! That's where the main artery runs. If she lays on her right side, the artery will be squeezed and she will feel uncomfortable. Always lay her on her left side. It will improve the circulation to the placenta/baby.
There is a real risk of compression of their lower vena cava by the right side lying position, especialy starting at the 28th week of pregnancy... Great doctors and specialists had identified this risk and wrote about it since many years... So, I don't understand how you can write misinformation about this topic.
Claire knows exactly what she is doing, and she does it well. Thousands of therapists have taken her courses and appreciate the care and knowledge that Claire offers. Pillows, pillows, pillows! Bring em on!!
Wow! How great it is to see Claire Marie Miller on TH-cam! She's a Rock Star in the Massage world and I took her "Nurturing The Mother" CEU and I consider it the best decision I made for my career. Thank you Claire!!
What an amazing beautiful massage for mums. Thanks for the tips 😊
Awesome example ma’am 🙏🏼🙏🏼 congratulations on the twins ma’am
It's perfectly fine. that first pillow she's lying on under her side and stomach lifts her off of the vena cava. you can lie them on that side as long as you bolster. they recommend 15 to 20 min but that's all the time she needs. also the pillows support her shoulders quite nicely.
This looks heavenly
This is the craziest positioning I have ever seen. 😂😂😂
You obviously never done a massage on a pregnant person before. Or been pregnant🤰 this is very comfortable for a pregnant woman. The baby gets plenty of rich oxygen when mother lays on her side. Especially her left side.
@@livinglight1924 I’ve done both and the amount of positioning pillows seems a little excessive. The fact that they advertised the pillow set from their own website at the end of the video didn’t surprise me!😅
3 pillows is incredibly comfortable, or even just 1 side-lying pregnancy pillow.
@@fruzzlepuff Shouldn't this woman be on her LEFT side?? I was taught to avoid right sidelying due to potential compression of the inferior vena cava. [Caveat: I am a new MT student, and am only going on what I've been told in school.]
Love working on pregnant women
Thanx love your channel. This helps alot
I need this right now 😩
I love this!
i must get one of these
Wow! Can learn this video!
Hi Marie, great sharing.
May I know what's couple tunnels relating to her hands please. Tq
Love love love Claire Marie Miller.
I need this
I own this cushion set and it is comfortable. I do think the leg bolster is not turned to accommodate the legs fitting in the grooves. Also, the lower leg would be boosted with additional pillow as she did for the arm in this demo.
Where can I order this cushion set ? I like the one under her upper body. Seems her stomach is comfortable.
@@ql5938 I found on Amazon
So 50 pillows. Got it!
Very nice example, only i would exclude the energy part. It’s not recommended for anyone without proper education to send energy to the mother and the child.
Like that you are touching the third chakra frontal part and fourth chakra back side, but you as no professional can’t cause any energy flow.
Bekoy
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The pregnant woman should be on left side. I also believe this therapist is a little extreme with all the pillows. The poor woman does not look comfortable!
the pillow looks messy😆
Alexsia Mathew This is the craziest position I ever seen. 😂😂😂
I was searching for this comment lol
Never lay a pregnant woman on her right side! That's where the main artery runs. If she lays on her right side, the artery will be squeezed and she will feel uncomfortable. Always lay her on her left side. It will improve the circulation to the placenta/baby.
There is a real risk of compression of their lower vena cava by the right side lying position, especialy starting at the 28th week of pregnancy... Great doctors and specialists had identified this risk and wrote about it since many years... So, I don't understand how you can write misinformation about this topic.
Left for life! Should not be on the right side.
This lady has no idea what she is doing
Claire knows exactly what she is doing, and she does it well. Thousands of therapists have taken her courses and appreciate the care and knowledge that Claire offers. Pillows, pillows, pillows! Bring em on!!
Actually, she's one of the most respected Bodywork Teachers out since Erik Dalton. I don't get good vibes from your comment....
I need this