To the stressed-out pregnant nurse working during the COVID pandemic
To the stressed-out pregnant nurse, The COVID pandemic has changed the atmosphere of hospitals across Canada. You diligently work hard, trying to keep up with the fast pace of the unit; sweaty masks, raw hands, and swollen feet. Holding your bladder until it’s ready to burst cause you wanna get…
Reflecting on 2019
Confident! Every time a couple walks out of class feeling confident about labour and breastfeeding, I’m elated! Here’s a testimonial from a couple who attended class in November:“I liked your sense of humor, the lactation consultant, the hands on aspects of the class, and how much you involved the husbands…
Meet Jill Christensen
Partner’s Role: Top 4 Movements To Suggest during Early Labour
The partner’s role often begins when she experiences her first contractions. How can I be prepared to properly assist and support my partner during labour? Initial contractions feel like mild cramping, lasting 30-45 seconds, occurring every 10-20 minutes for several hours. These irregular contractions will start and stop numerous times…
Reflecting on 2017
2017 was an awesome year of growth for Regarding Birth. We met 88 couples through Prenatal Classes in Saskatoon, SK. These couples have inspired me to continue sharing my passion for birth so that you enter into labour with confidence. My hope is to strengthen your partnership, launching couples into…
My Collection: A Mother’s Day tradition
Lindsay Tasker, Physiotherapist
Lindsay Tasker is a physiotherapist who shares her passion for pelvic floor care. She says, “Pregnant women should stop doing Kegel exercises in the last trimester.” WHAT! Who knew? Lindsay shares the best way to prepare for pushing at prenatal class. Contact Lindsay for more information or come to the…