Dr. Young Park, DO, Acupuncturist

Dr. Young Park, DO

(317) 613-3064

Renee Walsh, Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine

Renee Walsh, LAc

Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine, helps people with fertility issues

(317) 527-0449

rwacupuncture.com

515 E. Broadway St.

Fortville, IN 46040

Central Indiana Babywears

Central Indiana Babywears

Dr. Patricia Huffmeyer, Chiropractor

Chiropractic Connection

(812) 934-6260

915 County Line Rd.

Batesville, IN 47006

Dr. Abby Eaton, Chiropractor

Eaton Chiropractic & Rehab Center

(317) 594-2018

6925 E. 96th St., #125

Indianapolis, IN 46250

Dr. Cory Harkins, Chiropractor

ProWellness Chiropractic
11876 Olio Rd., #500
Fishers, IN 46037

(317) 595-9620

http://prowellnesschiro.com/

Dr. Nancy Elwartowski-Cooper, Chiropractor

Dr. Nancy Elwartowski-Cooper, prenatal and pediatric specialist

75 Executive Dr., Ste. J, Carmel, IN 46032

(317) 853-6666

South location:

Mommy & Me Chiropractic

5251 S. East St., Indianapolis, IN 46227

(765) 755-0082

Dr. Donna Cray, Chiropractor

Frederick Family Chiropractic LLC

Prenatal and pediatric specialist

4721 N. Wheeling Ave.

Muncie, IN 47304

(765) 286-9020

Prenatal Yoga Blog 4

Birth is a sacred, spiritual, primal, powerfully female journey to welcome a new being into the world.

 

Prenatal yoga has a place in that journey to reconnect the mind, body and spirit with our innate intrinsically female wisdom as a part of that journey.

 

8 ways prenatal yoga helps you experience birth as a sacred journey:

  • Trust that you have the inner resources to face whatever each moment brings your way. Yoga shows you that are more powerful than you imagine!
  • Embrace pregnancy and birth as a spiritual journey for the mother, father/partner and baby through meditation, relaxation and deep yogic breathing.
  • Prepare your mind and your body for birth. Childbirth is possibly the most physically demanding experience you will encounter. A depleted woman will be a depleted mother.
  • Yoga puts you in touch with your changing body. Feeling comfortable in your body will ease your childbirth experience.
  • We birth the way we live. Spend time in meditation, prayer, yoga, dance, nature, laughing, making love — whatever brings you joy and connects you to your higher self.
  • Find your tribe. Mothers need elders, mentors and sisters to navigate motherhood.
  • Nurture your connection with your baby while you are pregnant. Even in the middle of a crazy day, you can take a moment to breathe and connect with your baby inside you.
  • Close your eyes and breathe deeply into your belly. Feel the inhale breath surrounding your baby. Feel the exhale softening your body. Recognize that your child is an active participant in his or her birth. Acknowledge his or her participation in the birth process. Sometimes babies are born the way they need to be, not necessarily the way we want them to, regardless of what you do.

 

Namaste ~

Lauren

Prenatal Yoga Blog 3

What is your body telling you?

 

Your mind happily absorbs beliefs based on your biases and your ego.

 

But your body? It knows better. Especially when you are pregnant. Pregnant bodies are wise and capable.

 

That’s why prenatal yoga is so right for pregnant mamas. Prenatal yoga helps you find the strength in your body, but doesn’t force flexibility or physical activity.

 

Prenatal yoga is about releasing and opening gradually. Allowing yourself to do just what feels right in your body at this moment. And nothing more.

 

Prenatal yoga helps you marvel at the wonderful changing body you own. You are a life-giver, an earth goddess like legions of mothers before you, each giving life to the world.

 

Let your full gorgeous body guide you in all things from tuning inward to your own wisdom, to helping your hips open and find healthy release.

 

Take time from your busy schedule to do what feels good in your changing body. Prenatal yoga at Home4Birth. Good for you, good for baby.