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Educational Pregnancy Video Guide
"Pregnancy Massage: A How-to Guide for the Loving Birth Partner"
This video, produced by PT expert adviser Kelly Lott, goes hand-in-hand with Lott's feature article in the October issue of PT. It demonstrates how the birth partner can relieve many common discomforts of pregnancy. Lott gives step-by-step instructions on pregnancy massage and shows how the techniques can enable pregnant women to have easier pregnancies through the art of massage. The video is endorsed by the owner of the Chicago School of Massage, the author of Massage During Pregnancy, and a Certified Nurse-Midwife, among others. If you are interested in what massage can do for you, check this out. Call 1-888-274-9904 to order.
"Hatha Yoga for Pregnant Women"
Another approach to making pregnancy more comfortable and relaxing, Hatha Yoga is said to reduce discomfort in the upper and lower back, strengthen and tone muscles, improve circulation and reduce fatigue. This tape is hosted by PT expert adviser Dr. Suzan Smith, a licensed chiropractor who personally experienced the positive results of Hatha Yoga during her own pregnancy, and who has been teaching it since 1980.
"Infant Massage: The Power of Touch"
Hosted by Ines Benedict, a licensed neuromuscular therapist, this video gives a step-by-step lesson in baby massage techniques, including special strokes to enable parents to tailor the massage to their individual child's needs. Also included is a question and answer session with a registered nurse and childbirth instructor with the Better Birth Foundation.
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