by Gail Tully | Oct 9, 2007 | childbirth, Rebozo, relaxation in labor
Fabian relaxes Ayanna with the Mexican Rebozo. The Rebozo is a long, woven scarf used for a variety of purposes. Here, the birthing mother feels relaxed by the lifting and gentle rocking of her heavy belly. She is in between contractions. Fabian will slow down, stop...
by Gail Tully | May 23, 2007 | abdominal release, buckled sacrum release, Chiropractic in pregnancy, chiropractor when pregnant, optimal fetal positioning, posterior, pregnancy, Rebozo, sciatica, Spinning Babies
Meanwhile, the woman in the previous post (from earlier today) realized her baby had been left occiput posterior (LOP). “His” back had been on her left and his fingers busy in front. The baby rode high and she couldn’t lean forward without discomfort...
