Birthing ball exercises – for labour and late pregnancy

By adminhatch
 

Birthing ball can be one of your natural coping strategies towards labour pain, by doing birthing ball exercise during your pregnancy, it helps to relief lower back pain and get your baby into a good position for labour and birth.

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