A balancing posture, it also works
towards opening your hips and pelvis, preparing your body for the labor.
Not exact matches
You should see: • Your baby turned in
towards you, so that their ear, shoulder and
hip are in line • Your baby happily feeding, not fidgeting • Their mouth wide
open, with the bottom lip turned out • Rounded and plump cheeks • Some of the areola (the brown bit of your nipple) showing above the top lip • Your baby taking quick sucks followed by longer, deeper sucks as your milk starts to flow.
Inhale to
open your chest forward while sinking the
hips towards the ground.
Inhale to lengthen out your spine,
open your chest forward and allow your
hips to sink slightly
towards the ground.
On the inhale, gently pull your right foot in
towards you, sink your
hips and let your left knee fall
open.
Reach overhead for a few deep breaths, then down
towards your toes, hold a lunging pose to stretch your
hips, and clasp your hands behind your back to
open throughout your chest and shoulders.