I would like to give birth naturally. Can you suggest things to help soothe pain?

I would like to give birth naturally. Can you suggest things to help soothe pain?

My name is Adèle, and I am pregnant with my first baby. What stresses me the most is that I would like to give birth naturally, but I am not sure if I will be able. Do you have any suggestions or things I can do during labour to give birth naturally? Thanks in advance, Adèle.

Thanks for writing to me Adèle. I already have positive thoughts about your delivery, and it’s reasonable to be worried about the unknown. Just by knowing different natural options that can help during labour will help raise your confidence. Also, please read my article I wrote about the topic for more details: Natural Methods to Soothe Pain during Childbirth. All the best for you and your baby Adèle.

Marie

The Baby Expert

Les méthodes naturelles de soulagement de la douleur durant l’accouchement. Je te souhaite le meilleur pour toi et ton bébé Adèle.

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