Top 5 Birth Positions With Epidural Using Peanut Ball | Resting Labor Positions

[@rosemarieraza8845]

Hello, I just wanted to thank you for doing all these videos. I recently gave birth and by watching your videos everyday on my pregnancy, I had a very easy delivery! 30minutes pushing as a first time mom!!! Thankyou once again!!! ❤️😘

[@PregnancyandPostpartumTV]

Huge congratulations on your baby and way to go, Mama!!! You did all the prep work 👏👏👏💞💞💞

[@erikao2257]

Congrats!!! That’s so inspiring

[@ShadesofSage]

Excellent video Jessica👏🏿! I highly recommend the peanut ball! I’m a doula and whenever a client seems to have labor stall, using the peanut ball makes it go so much faster! I will definitely be using it for my 4th birth also in a few weeks 🤗! Thanks for sharing ❤️!

[@PregnancyandPostpartumTV]

Yay! Is it that close already! I’m cheering you on and I’ll keep an eye out for your good news! 💞

[@ShadesofSage]

@@PregnancyandPostpartumTV Almost🤗! 6 weeks left or less🙏🏿! Thank you so much for your well wishes ❤️!

[@Megolomart489]

Jessica this is the exact video I was hoping for! Thank you so much. -Maeghan

[@PregnancyandPostpartumTV]

So glad it was helpful!

[@kayleighgreen8218]

I like the idea of this but would it not get in the way of doctors ect delivering baby? I am going for natural labour next month so am trying to find ways to be as relaxed as possible with my first pregnancy. Thank you 😊

[@alejandrasoler7261]

Hi, thank you for the clear video. Do you have a video explaining what is the body position you should have for the epidural placement?

[@Raenrm]

So wildly helpful!

[@manishasingh1533]

I was induced but didn't dilate more that 4 inches after 27 hours..... It was getting unbearable coz the epidural was mostly going in my right side and extremely uncomfortable on my left. In the morning there was Midwife shift change who had me use a peanutball. Within 3 hours I was 11cm dilated and had my baby..I would suggest everyone to take peanutball with them to the hospital if they don't have it... Overprepared is always better than underprepared...

[@PregnancyandPostpartumTV]

I’m so sorry you had to go through all that! Peanut balls are so helpful 💞

[@sawsanalaidarous1199]

Hi! First, thank you for doing all these videos. second, do I have to buy the peanut ball if I already have the yoga ball for decreasing pain during birth? thank you again ❤😘

[@cocor3466]

Will you still have the urge to push if you have an epidural ?!! Saving this video my hospital provides a peanut ball thankfully!

[@PregnancyandPostpartumTV]

It depends… if you have a “walking” epidural then, yes, but this can be a downside of an epidural. However, you may still feel your body start “grunting” and bearing down 💞

[@nehalanhla2985]

Is all your exercises safe for all trimester? First and second especially???

[@nairahyusuf2501]

Am soooooo scared l don’t know what to expect first tym to be pregnant

[@R.M.M.96]

What the size of this ball?

[@ravneetbuttar5161]

Can we use pillows instead, if there is no peanut ball available?

[@PregnancyandPostpartumTV]

Yes! Absolutely! Anything to help prop your legs up! ❤️

[@kimberlywingson922]

Can you still use peanut balls if planning for natural birth?

[@PregnancyandPostpartumTV]

Yes! Absolutely! Helpful for positioning even if you can move your legs and your leg can get tired holding it up without one for so long (or your birth partners arm will 🤣