Birth Doula Comfort Measures Class

1047 Shady Avenue,Pittsburgh PA 15232

23 July, 2022

Description

Kangaroo Birthing, DAWA , and Yaya Yoniverse present: Comfort Measures in Labor During this FREE labor and birth comfort measures class, we will demonstrate various techniques that could be used to help create the birthing experience that you desire. Our birth doula team will provide you and your support person with techniques, tips, and time tested ways to navigate the common discomforts of labor. In addition to the knowledge and support, by being present, you will enter into THREE amazing giveaways! Prizes and giveaways including: Birth Doula Services2 hr Postpartum Care Visit Yoni Steam Self Care ServiceCome and build community, confidence, and comfort measures to rock your labor! Please bring your partner and/ or support person, a blanket, lawn chair, or yoga mat, water, and questions! Children are welcome to attend (playground and open field nearby) and are encouraged if they will be helping in labor. Our class will be located in Mellon Park (1047 Shady Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15232), in the flat grass patch. Additional details will be sent via email once your ticket is secured. Space is limited so please make sure to register and update your status if anything changes. Additional information on labor comfort measures: Comfort measures that provide natural pain relief can be very effective during labor and childbirth. There are a variety of comfort measures you can use to manage the discomfort you may experience during labor. Birthing techniques such as hydrotherapy, hypnobirthing, patterned breathing, relaxation, and visualization are all techniques to bring comfort to your birthing experience. . Comfort measures do not involve the use of medications for pain relief. They allow you to have a better sense of control and there is no risk for you or your baby. It’s important to explore a variety of comfort measures prior to your labor and birth to determine what you like and what might work best for you. Involving your partner or other support persons in practicing these comfort measures will ensure that they too are familiar with how they can help the laboring person.