As your little "bump" grows, the unfamiliar distribution of weight can bring strain to your back and neck. The softening of ligaments in preparation for birth can also add to patterns of movement where you are relying on movement muscles to simply hold you up. This often leads to back and neck pain.
Once your little one is born, you will discover just how creative you can be with a baby on one hip as you attend to other tasks. This too can bring strain to hips, shoulders, back and neck creating pain and interfering with precious sleep.
Discovering ways to reorganise your posture so that your skeleton can still do it's primary job of supporting you, will relieve the strain and help you move with comfort and ease. Ask about individual consultations or workshops to help you find comfort and ease in this changing time of your life.
Once your little one is born, you will discover just how creative you can be with a baby on one hip as you attend to other tasks. This too can bring strain to hips, shoulders, back and neck creating pain and interfering with precious sleep.
Discovering ways to reorganise your posture so that your skeleton can still do it's primary job of supporting you, will relieve the strain and help you move with comfort and ease. Ask about individual consultations or workshops to help you find comfort and ease in this changing time of your life.
- Discover how to use your skeleton to support the changing loads you will carry as your little one grows
- Avoid back, neck and shoulder pain
- Optimise balance and safety for you both