If you have trouble getting to 90 degrees with a straight back, take your feet wider to ensure you don't compromise technique or put something under your heels such as
a flat rolled towel or yoga mat.
Not exact matches
«If your baby gets too frustrated laying
flat, try
rolling a blanket or
towel into a firm log shape, then place baby in a kneeling position with his tummy right up against the bolster and his forearms resting on the top at chest level,» she says.
To remove excess water
roll the wool cover in - between two dry, clean
towels and then lay the wool cover
flat to dry.
Another trick for helping baby fall asleep on a
flat mattress is to let him lay on his side or slightly propped to one side at about a 45 degree angle with a
towel or blanket
roll behind his back (the second of 3 photos above).
Roll in a
towel to remove excess water and lay the cover
flat to dry.
Squeeze out excess water by
rolling the cover in a dry
towel then lay
flat to dry (no dryer!).
Lay wool
flat on your
towel and
roll up.
How to:
Roll up a
towel and place it under the bottom third of your shoulder blades, then like back with knees bent to 90 degrees, feet
flat (a).
Take a small
roll (made from a
towel for example) under your neck if the cervical spine feels
flat.