Labour / Birthing Comb by RustiK, Natural Pain Relief, Splinter Free Pear Wood, Acupressure, Can be used with Anxiety or other Pain/Stress Situations.

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A practitioner will help you learn where and how to apply pressure. They will also go over important safety information and help you choose a comb that’s right for you.

As you near your due date, review your birth plan with your doctor and discuss all your pain-relief options. Many moms say complementary strategies were helpful whether or not they ended up also using medications like an epidural. Fox Valley Birth and Baby provide birth photography and videography, doula and lactation services, and childbirth education classes.After showing you the combs, your practitioner will teach you about the acupressure points to know when you’re giving birth.

In other words… by using a birthing comb, the comb forces your mind to feel something other than just contractions. Give it Some Pressure: When a contraction hits or you're feeling the burn, hold the comb in the palm of your hand, across the creases. Make sure it's firm, but not wince-inducing.Repeat as Needed: Keep at it during contractions or whenever you need some relief. You can mix up the pressure to find your sweet spot. High quality material: Made from sustainable, waterproof, splinter-free peach wood. Add a few drops of your favourite essential oil to the wood for ultimate relaxation. There are several. One is holding a comb, teeth-side pressing against your palm, which is a technique that’s been used for decades. The hand is a very sensitive part of your body. When your contractions intensify, the force of the comb’s teeth against your hand may ease your pain. There are a few possible reasons why. Squeezing a comb during labor can reduce labor pain because: Almost ready for labour? These next few articles are here to help you feel as prepared as possible: