There really is no "bad" position for laboring

by Brittany Sharpe McCollum

09/12/2023

It’s true - you just can’t do it wrong 💁🏼‍♀️

Frequent changing of #laborpositions helps that pelvic space keep shifting which is necessary for the baby to find their way down and out 👶🏽🧚🏼‍♀️

Babies are actively working to be #born and when the pelvis is stagnant, it limits how the baby is supported in their decent and possible rotation.

Whether #birth is happening with an #epidural or not, movement of the pelvic space must occur to minimize unnecessary intervention and encourage #labor progress. So apply the #blossomingbellies543rule to all labors to support subtle movement as well as dramatic movement. 🌈✨🌈

What’s the best #birthing position? 💥 The one that’s frequently changed 💥