Hosted by OT in Motherhood · EN-AU · 12 episodes
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Have you been told you need to have your baby via c-section, and c-section preparation has you feeling overwhelmed? Maybe you had your baby via emergency c-section and you want to know what you can do to kickstart your c-section recovery? 'C-section support' is a podcast brought to you by Kristy Urrutia, Occupational Therapist and C-section Mama of 2. Join Kristy every fortnight for short and practical episodes designed to educate and empower women who birth via c-section.
OT in Motherhood hosts C-Section Support, a kids show with 12 episodes published.
C-section Support is back! It's been a while, but I've returned and I have so much that I want to share with you. In this episode, we'll explore; Why I stopped the podcast The importance of c-section preparation and reco
Show notesA gentle c-section can involve elements of a vaginal birth, giving you choice and control over your birth experience. In this episode, we'll explore; What is a gentle c-section? Common options you may have available to y
Show notesLike any surgery, there are certain restrictions after c-section birth that need to be followed to promote your recovery. There can be some confusion about what these are, so this episode aims to explain what you need to
Show notesHaving a support person with you during your pregnancy, birth and recovery can make a huge difference to your experience. There are a lot of things they can do to support you in reducing overwhelm and kickstarting your r
Show notesWhat is one of the most important things to know after a c-section? How to get out of bed in a way that minimises pain and reduces strain on your incision site! Knowing this, will set you on the right track for your c-se
Show notesThe way you give birth does not define your worth as a mother or your motherhood journey. It's merely the start of being a Mum. In this episode, we'll explore; Common attitudes around c-section birth Supports available W
Show notesWelcome to the trailer of the new 'C-Section Support' podcast, by OT in Motherhood! Have you been told you need to have your baby via c-section, and you're feeling overwhelmed? Maybe you had your baby via emergency c-sec
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C-Section Support is hosted by OT in Motherhood. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 12 episodes.
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