LifeBehold for Pregnancy and Birth

Hi Everyone

I need to let you know that I have closed my massage office, and moved away from SWFL last week .....New chapter for me.
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I do not have any more available times. I have finishied offering appointments.

Be well

Take care

Hi Everyone!

Want to let you know that I have truly loved helping all my pregnant and postpartum moms in SWFL these past 17 years...and I am closing my doors to Lifebehold Massage Therapy, I will begin a new chapter...the Golden Years are coming! ..wishing you all the best!!!

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Experience the Best Prenatal Massage Therapy with LifeBehold!

At LifeBehold Massage Therapy, I am dedicated to providing the highest quality massage therapy for my birthing and postpartum moms. I offer customized treatments to meet your specific needs and goals. Contact me today to schedule your appointment and start feeling your best!

Cheryl Bernardi
LMT
Prenatal Specialist since 26 years

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LifeBehold Specializing in Pregnancy Massage and Women's Health & Healing

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Prenatal and Therapeutic Massage with Cheryl Bernardi in Naples

LifeBehold Specializing in Pregnancy Massage and Women's Health & Healing

Happy Healthy New Year everyone!!!

Prenatal Massage Specialist

Cheryl Bernardi LMT

LifeBehold Specializing in Pregnancy Massage and Women's Health & Healing

Squatting during pregnancy: Improves mobility in the hips, strengthens glutes and legs, promotes a wider pelvic outlet and increases elasticity of the pelvic floor. This exercise/position can help prevent “pregnancy waddle” and decrease instability and excessive motion of the pelvis. Squatting is also the most natural position for birthing since it increases the pelvic opening, providing more room for baby to descend. Practicing squatting during pregnancy makes it easier to do during birthing, and there are different types of squatting to consider - partial (bottom the level of the knees) and deep (bottom lower to the floor).

Please note: Squatting opens the pelvic area and encourages baby to settle deeper into the pelvis. Prenatal care providers suggest that those who are 34 weeks and beyond confirm that their baby is head down before continuing deep squatting exercises, and those with a low lying placenta, posterior facing baby, hemorrhoids, low lying umbilical cord, or an already engaged baby should avoid squatting during pregnancy. Those with spinal issues and symphysis p***s may want to avoid squatting as well, and all who are pregnant should check with their medical care giver before doing any exercises or positions during pregnancy!

hypnobabies.com/squatting-in-pregnancy-to-prepare-for-labor/

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Prenatal and Postpartum Massage Specialist since 25 years. In Naples. Call or text me is best, to set up a time.

LifeBehold Specializing in Pregnancy Massage and Women's Health & Healing