How to Labor Naturally by Understanding Hormones | Lamaze Childbirth Class

Learn HOW TO LABOR NATURALLY BY UNDERSTANDING HORMONES here!
You can have more control over your labor experience by learning the basics of how hormones affect labor, naturally. This video simplifies the environmental factors that can influence these hormones!

Even though I help women have babies everyday, I was totally blindsided by my own labor. It hurts, it's scary, I felt so vulnerable and like everything was out of my control. Since then, and surviving postpartum depression, I've made it my mission to empower mothers to prepare for a confident birth experience. There are a lot of unknowns, but with the right support and a few simple techniques, you can be ready for anything (in childbirth AND parenting)!

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