Transition Labor | what does LABOR PAIN FEEL LIKE?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มี.ค. 2020
- Are you wondering what does LABOR PAIN FEEL LIKE. In this video we are going to talk about just that, how to COPE with the TRANSITION PHASE of labor and the SIGNS to know what to expect.
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DISCLAIMER
All information shared is for educational purposes only and framed through the lens of birth in North America. Please consult with your care provider before attempting to try anything suggested in my videos. Anything mentioned in any of my videos are never to replace the advice of your doctor or midwife. Make sure to check with them for any medical advice.
Fearless Momma Birth, Inc and Dancee Pinkston will not be responsible or liable in any way for any injury, loss, damages, costs or expenses suffered by you in relation to this video or its content. You are responsible for your own safety.
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I am a IDI certified Birth Doula, nutritionist and momma in the DFW, Texas Area! For more information and resources, come find me @Fearless Momma Birth
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This is the most underrated Dancee Pinkston video. I used these transformative pain reminders with the birth of my third child and I had a beautiful experience with him. There was no pain, only progress!
38 weeks and some days and this series of videos is SO helpful right now! I have been doing the hypnobabies program too and I am excited to use all my new knowledge for my third birth. I really was clueless the first two times haha
Really loving your videos! A little addicted waiting for my little one to pop out ...40+2 days and getting impatient... but finding your videos so super helpful!
I love that Laura!
I really appreciate your directness! There's nothing worse than a long, drawn out video when seeking solid advice.
Thanks for the feedback! What advice did you feel was most inspiring or helpful to you? 🙂
Currently 39+5 with my first and watching all of your videos. Thank you so much for these calm, informative videos. I'm planning for a medication free labor and really appreciate your honest, straightforward videos. Thank you!
I appreciate you! Preparing is such a huge step! You’ve got this momma! Keep me updated!
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Your voice is so soothing for me .. ❤❤😍😍
Same haha😍
My biggest fear for labor is nausea and especially vomiting. I vomited in my first VBAC and it felt so awful and violent. I’m not scared of the pain and have a high pain tolerance! If I wasn’t afraid of vomiting I wouldn’t have any fear regarding labor!! 😥
I’m 40w and 2 days. I’m 3cm dilated and have had a few contractions but they always go away at night. It’s been frustrating. I’m trying to be at peace with it though. This is my 5th baby and I want to go natural without any interventions this time. At this point, my biggest fear is that I will have to be induced and I’ve done that without an epidural and it was the worst experience. I didn’t manage the pain well that time. So if I can go naturally on my own, my biggest fear would be that labor lasts longer than expected and I lose control of my breathing and panic.
Ur video are so helpful for me I’m 29 weeks pregnant and preparing myself
So so proud of you for preparing!
SO HELPFUL!!! I remember how challenging this phase of labor is! I clearly remember that I wanted to cry then but I didn't let myself because I was afraid that I will lose control of my emotions.
Also the phrase 'one contraction at a time' definitely helped me SO much. My OB told me that. Another thing that she said was that 'open your body' so with every contraction I was just imagening my body opening up.
I never realized it about sweating and thirst! I will definitely tell this to my hubby. With my second delivery I wasn't allowed to drink, just tiny pieces of ice, so I clearly remember how myhusband gave me a tiny drop of water with each contraction.
The Productive Mommy I love ‘open your body’ such a great reminder to not tense your body which is so helpful with progression. I’m so glad you are following a long! You are going to do so great!
Thanks for sharing your personal tips!
Thanks🥰🥰 waiting for my sweet heart👶🏻 39weeks
Please explain the prenatal massage should we do it 4 weeks before due date
I thought it would keep me from getting cut by hospital
I’m 40 weeks and my cervix is still closed and I’m not effaced😭 I been trying to educate myself so I can try to get through it easier
That is such a smart thing to do. Education helps eliminate the fear of the unknown and can help the Momma stay so much more calmer by just knowing what is going on. No worries on The cervix dilation and effacement. It does not matter. I never had mine checked because it’s not a good determinate for when you will go into labor or are in labor. Women can sit at a 4 or 5 for weeks or they can be a 0 and go to a 10 in hours. you are going to do great momma!
I just don't want to poop on the table when I push out my future baby honestly
That is a legit worry..but just know it’s so common during birth and nurses, OBGYNs and midwifes and birthing assistants usually always know how to take care of you and make you feel comfortable. 🙂 birth is vulnerable no matter how you do it.
I find all this happy thoughts hippy nonsense ridiculous