Keep Going. A nod of approval during a long labor, as in "I know you're tired, but you're doing great, so keep going..." You may also consider saying something active, like: "You've got this..." or "You're ______!" Insert whatever adjective that is appropriate for a bit longer of a phrase.
I will meet labor wholeheartedly. May I know all the strength of my powerful body, may my thoughts remain clear and focused, and may my spirit join effortlessly with the power of my birth. Nurturer and sustainer of life: Grant my child safe passage into the world. May my baby be born strong, healthy and alert.
"Hey, I'm gonna go grab a burger—you want anything?" At any other time this would be very thoughtful, but coming back smelling like cheeseburgers when all I'm allowed to eat are ice chips and broth you might get punched.
I wish you quick and painless delivery. We wish you a safe delivery with as little pain as possible. I wish you joy and love and good luck as you prepare for the arrival of your baby. You are preparing for the most physically demanding moment of your life, so stay strong for smooth delivery.
Let the childbirth companion know his/her job is to encourage the woman to do what she feels she needs to do to feel comfortable during labour. This may mean walking around or changing position frequently. Some women like to be held, or to have their backs rubbed or to have someone to help them with their breathing.
What are positive affirmations for end of pregnancy?
"I am nourishing my baby" - Helps to encourage choosing nutritious food and drink. "I won't be pregnant forever" - Helpful for the end of pregnancy or for a pregnancy that is causing physical discomfort. "My body is strong enough" - Helpful to overcome thoughts like, "I don't think I can do this!"
God, please give my baby all that is required for a good way of life and for a good way of living. Please let this child bring joy and pride to me and my family. I will give all that is needed to this child. And help me to do my best to guard and protect my baby for his/her lifetime.
When your baby's head crowns, you will experience a burning or stinging sensation, often referred to as “the ring of fire,” as your baby stretches the vaginal opening. As soon as you feel this sensation, stop pushing!
Some people describe the feeling as being like intense period cramps, others say it feels like a tightening or pounding feeling in your uterus or across your belly, others describe the feeling as being like very intense muscle cramps, while still other people describe contractions as being like the sort of wrenching ...
You're proud of her for giving you such a beautiful baby. And proud of her for how she handled the birth. You're proud of how she's taking motherhood in her stride, and how she's already the best possible mother your baby could wish for. Make sure you tell her just how proud you really are.
During labour and birth touch is a powerful tool to aid birthers in working with functional pain. Pain and pleasure run along the same neural pathways so it makes sense to utilize pleasurable input, such as touch, to block pain messages from reaching the central nervous system during labour and birth.
Offer your partner plenty of calming touches. Keep her as relaxed as possible by offering to massage her shoulders, hands or feet. Offer to assist your partner into comfortable positions where she can lean on you during contractions. Be your partner's advocate.
What are some positive statement that keep you happy?
Positive Affirmations for Love
I deserve a healthy, happy, long-lasting relationship. I radiate beauty and confidence. I am comfortable in my own skin. I choose that which brings me and others joy, happiness, and peace.
