#natural birth

[birthing-hipss]

getting me nice and wet before it’s time to push won’t do much, but it’s sure fun to try. my clit has popped out from its little hood as pressure mounts and that big head strains my lips… stroke it. lick it. but don’t take your eyes off that magnificent crown.

[alyssasdesire]

Room being in the room at a birth day like this I would probably be saying things like “you’re doing so good”. “and it’s almost over” but honestly it would be one of the biggest turn ons of my life, something about her utter loss of control  ,cute  high-pitched screams during each contraction and the begging. Don’t even get me started on the begging that together would have me so fucking horny!

[saydesole]

Motherhood🤰🏾

[llovelymoonn]

favourite poems of april

daniel nyikos potato soup

mary oliver when death comes

walt whitman leaves of grass: “whoever you are holding me now in hand”

kazim ali refuge temple

d.a. powell republic

toi derricotte natural birth: “november”

cathy song the age of reptiles

dante émile sharing a cigarette with joan of arc

rigoberto gonzalez other fugitives and other strangers: “the strangers who find me in the woods”

mary oliver new and selected poems: “the summer day”

d.a. powell chronic: “continental divide”

kahlil gibran the seven selves

franz wright night walk

mary oliver the black snake

martha collins day unto day: “over time”

ada limón the bird knows he is going to die and wishes not to (recommended to me by @craigslistening <33)

aish (@sapientes) rubin’s vase

tom pickard nectarine

alicia ostriker song

d.a. powell the expiration date on the world is not quite the same as the expiration date on my prophylactic

james dickey the whole motion: collected poems 1945-1992: “the strength of fields”

everett owens strength from a mountain

denise levertov o taste and see: new poems: “the secret”

david st. john the place that inhabits us: “peach fires”

robinson jeffers their beauty has more meaning

thomas centolella almost human: “the hope i know”

elizabeth willis address: “in strength sweetness

amiri baraka s o s: poems 1961-2013: “tender arrivals”

mary oliver the black walnut tree

stephen spender new collected poems: “song”

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[blugass171]

Does anyone have any good birth videos? specifically I would like it to have birth denial and for it natural of course.

[shortcakecherry]

i am reading about birth

the natural kind, the kind without cold machines & dead eyes monitoring you

i am participating in neurosomatics

wherein i let someone into my subconscious and they light fires under all i am ready to release

they both connect in the middle

where women can be helped/stopped by their own core beliefs about birth

& about themselves

where stalled labors have picked up flow again after deep admittance & acceptance of the fear of death

where a husband’s loving mantra of “You are Marvelous” gave his wife a birth full of ecstasy

where a woman telling her body it was safe, she can stop bleeding now, brought an end to her hemorrhaging

i wonder what truth i can speak into my cells, what love i can pour into myself

surrounding the topics of conception & carrying & birth

that would prepare me for an experience so otherworldly, so ethereal,

it propels me into a higher frequency forever

i wonder what steps i can take to ensure my next baby is born into the light of Pure Warmth & Love

i dream of deepening the connection between the man i Love & my own True Self

bathing us in ecstasy, laughing deeply & truly

to coat our sacred egg in bliss & harmony

i choose to see the world for all its divine beauty & within that i choose to fear Nothing

every dream in my heart is mine to have

& i will make everything gorgeous.

[digiahmer]

Top 10 Tips for Practicing Yoga While Pregnant

If you’re expecting a baby, you may be wondering how to incorporate yoga into your pregnancy. Practicing yoga during pregnancy has many benefits - it can help to reduce stress and boost energy levels, as well as improve strength and flexibility. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the top 10 tips for practicing yoga while pregnant, so you can make the most of your prenatal yoga practice.

1) Get the all-clear from your GP before you start

It's important to check with your GP or midwife before beginning any exercise routine while pregnant, especially when it comes to yoga. This is because the postures and breathing exercises that makeup yoga can have different effects depending on the individual. Having a medical professional's opinion will ensure you're engaging in safe, beneficial practices. Speak to your healthcare provider about any potential risks so you can make an informed decision about practicing yoga during pregnancy.

2) Join a class led by a qualified teacher

Attending a yoga class led by a qualified instructor is one of the best ways to practice yoga safely during pregnancy. A good instructor can show you how to modify poses and make sure that your practice is tailored to the changes happening in your body. An experienced yoga instructor will know what is safe and beneficial for pregnant women and can make adjustments to the class accordingly. Practicing with an experienced instructor will also help to keep you motivated, encouraged and supported throughout your pregnancy.

3) Listen to your body

Prenatal yoga classes are a great way to learn which poses are safe during pregnancy. While practicing yoga, be sure to pay attention to your body's cues. If a pose is causing discomfort or pain, stop immediately and adjust your position or switch to a different pose. When listening to your body, it's best to opt for gentler movements and take regular breaks. Avoid holding poses for too long, as this can increase your risk of injury. Finally, ensure that you get the all-clear from your doctor before starting any prenatal yoga classes.

4) Drink plenty of water

Staying hydrated is especially important when practicing yoga during pregnancy. Make sure to drink water before, during and after your practice to keep yourself hydrated. Avoid caffeinated drinks and sugary juices as they can contribute to dehydration. Keeping a bottle of water on hand and sipping throughout your practice can help ensure that you stay hydrated throughout your session.

5) Avoid hot yoga

When practicing yoga during pregnancy, it's important to avoid hot yoga or any class with high temperatures. Pregnant women are more sensitive to heat and can overheat quickly, which can cause problems for the baby. Instead, opt for classes in a well-ventilated space with a comfortable temperature that won't cause you to sweat too much. This will help keep you and your baby safe and comfortable while you practice.

6) Don't push yourself

If you're new to yoga, or pregnant, it's important to take things slowly and not push yourself too hard. Modify poses as necessary, and listen to your body

7) Modify poses as necessary

If a pose doesn't feel right, don't be afraid to modify it. Listen to your body and make whatever adjustments you need to in order to feel comfortable.

8) Use props

Props can be very helpful when practicing yoga during pregnancy. For example, using a yoga block can help you maintain proper alignment in certain poses.

9) Focus on your breath

Breathing is an important part of yoga, and it can be especially helpful during pregnancy. Taking deep, cleansing breaths can help you relax and focus.

10) Relax and enjoy!

Pregnancy is a time to relax and enjoy your body. Don't put too much pressure on yourself to do Advanced poses or to be perfect. Just focus on enjoying the experience and connecting with your baby.

[b-m-s-c]

[emmasbabies]

Ask me anything

I haven't post here in a while. No I'm not pregnant nor had another baby. You can send me questions and I'll do my best to reply them.

[birthing-hipss]

made a tier list for my belly related kinks 😅 we’ll see how accurate it is hahahaha i’ll try anything once

[pare-beauty]

(How Deep is Your Love?) -Pinterest-

Not What You Think

Pare Beauty

I want this blog to be a beautiful wrecking of timeliness. Think about it— What are your most precious ideals? What makes you stop all your thoughts and ride the wave of your consciousness. What is your love? Can you define it, or do you feel it in each passing moment? Would you be mindful when you walk into a room and you feel to share 'it'? You're such an abundant moment. The presence of love.

(Island tropics, Ayiti) If I had a chance to grow up in my country, I would be riding freedom.

[miracleshealthcare]

Tips to Increase Chances of Natural Birth

Expectant mothers often aspire to experience a smooth and complication-free natural childbirth for their baby. Throughout the journey of pregnancy, many questions arise in the minds of mothers-to-be about the possibility of a normal delivery. Given the uniqueness of each pregnancy, the circumstances can vary, and the decision for a natural birth depends on the evaluation of the gynecologist. While every pregnancy is distinct, there are proactive steps that can be taken to enhance the likelihood of achieving a natural childbirth. In this article, we will explore valuable tips to aid in preparation and increase the chances of a successful natural delivery.

Discover a heightened level of care at Miracles Apollo Cradle, recognized as the premier natural childbirth hospital in Gurgaon. Our team comprises highly skilled and experienced gynecologists specializing in natural childbirth. We offer a range of services, including prenatal care, birthing classes, labor support, and various natural birth options, all aimed at maximizing your chances of experiencing a successful natural childbirth.

[storagewarmachinee]

PF = Pelvic Floor

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[monicascot]

Protecting Female Sacred Birth And Concerns Of Loss Of Medical Sovereignty | Woke Up

Mary Lou Singleton, midwife, nurse practitioner, and medical sovereignty activist. She discusses the medical industrial complex's takeover of birth and the invasion of trans ideology into women's spaces. Concerns about surrogacy. She discusses her journey out of the left and the changes in our political landscape. The political battle is no longer Republican v Democrat but autonomy and sovereignty versus authoritarian control.