Birth Confidently.

We hope this collection of articles will help you prepare for birth — Body, Mind and Heart.

These articles are general information. They are not intended to specifically diagnose or treat any condition.

Please ask your care provider for specific support.

If there’s a topic you are interested in that is not covered here, please let us know. We’re happy to answer your questions.

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Chiropractic Care

Pregnancy is a normal process - a physiological part of being a woman. But for some reason, instead of recognizing that pain in your body is a sign of a problem that can (generally) be fixed, women just embrace it. Oddly, if they were having the same symptoms outside of pregnancy, they might be more inclined to seek out solutions.

Chiropractic care is one of the best practices you can have throughout your whole pregnancy to be strong, healthy and ready for birth.

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Exercise & Fitness

Pregnancy is a great time to evaluate your priorities, and commit to investing in your health so you can have the best possible birth experience. This is the perfect time to start focusing on physical health — exercise and fitness.

Here are some ideas and resources that you may find helpful:

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NORA Tea

NORA Tea has many health benefits. It supports uterine contractions and toning, provides nutrition that strengthens membranes and vessels, and may even prevent excessive bleeding after birth. It is the ultimate supplement!

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Spinning Babies: A great labor resource

When labor is “wonky” — long, uncoordinated, unusually painful or uncomfortable — it might be because the baby isn’t quite in the best position.

Spinning Babies is the original collection of functional, physical movements moms can try to balance their pelvis, bring their baby into an optimal position, and help make labor easier and faster.

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