Pelvic Floor

11-12 weeks pregnant, 25-26 weeks pregnant, Baby/parents, Prenatal
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The pelvic floor is usually forgotten during the preparation for childbirth. See why it’s important and how you can tone it during pregnancy and after childbirth. Marie-Ève Prince, a physiotherapist, discusses the topic and suggests practical exercises.

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