Pregnancy Music

Relax to Prepare

Whether you are the mom or the dad, rest and relaxation are key leading up to the time of delivery, because once your baby comes, time to do exactly that will be of the essence. Take advantage of the months of pregnancy. For mom, these movements with relaxing songs and sounds may help in addition to daily walks to get your body ready. As you lie down at night, do your very best to stay on your side because this may help prevent the common lower back pains.

Body Preparation

One more awareness to keep in mind is how your thumb and wrists are used when you lift items and work with your hands. This awareness will help to develop consciousness as you hold your baby. By keeping your thumbs close to the rest of your fingers helps to minimize pressure on each of your thumbs. By keeping your hand in line with the rest of your arm will also help protect your wrists as you lift baby throughout the day. Conscious awareness of your thumb and wrist will help prevent potential injuries that may develop with constant holding of a growing baby.

Workouts for 1st Trimester+

Workouts for 2nd Trimester

Prenatal Yoga for Third Trimester

Everything I share is not by affiliation but rather what I was suggested and found helpful. I hope these will help you too! I played my own audio as I followed along to the workouts without volume.

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