Pregnancy Birth Ball LABOR PREP | BOUNCE WITH ME (Third Trimester Exercises)

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Join me for this pregnancy birth ball bounce & stretches for labor preparation! Safe to do in all trimesters, but especially beneficial for third trimester when you are feeling less energy, but you still want to prepare your body! We will also do stretches to ease those pregnancy aches and pains.

Guide to cope with pain in labor:
Pregnancy Meal Plan:
Pelvic Floor Guide For Birth Prep:
Pregnancy Yoga Cards:
Birth Position Printable:

You can also check out my 7-day pregnancy workout challenge:

Pregnancy Workout Playlist:

My other pregnancy cardio walking workouts:

My other pregnancy pilates workouts:

Natural Birth Education Playlist:

How to avoid tearing during labor:
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Other pregnancy workouts you may enjoy:
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Pregnancy Exercises Second Trimester:
15 Minute Pregnancy Workout:
Pregnancy Cardio Workout:

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Check with your doctor before trying any of these strategies or before starting this or any new exercise routine. Only do the movements safe for you in your pregnancy. You are responsible for your own safety. Full disclaimer at the bottom.
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Disclaimer: This is general prenatal fitness only. Please check with your doctor or health care provider to see if this video is safe for you. You are responsible for your own safety. Don’t do anything that feels unsafe for you or baby. Stop if you have any pain or discomfort, bleeding, chest pain or shortness of breath, dizziness or if you feel unwell. P&P Health Inc., Pregnancy and Postpartum TV and Jessica Pumple are not liable in any way for any injury, loss, damages, costs or expenses suffered by you in relation to this video or its content.

Jessica Pumple is a registered dietitian, certified pre & postnatal fitness instructor, and pregnancy & postpartum core exercise specialist. She helps pregnant women stay fit, have healthy babies, and easier labors. She helps new moms with postpartum recovery, to heal and strengthen their core and find more energy!

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39 COMMENTS

  1. Very nice exercises to prepare for natural birth ❤. I'm preparing myself to natural birth without artificial medications and any medical "disturbance" after 2 cesarean sections, a doctors "made a fire" and cease it with operation, because woman need to know very well a physiology of Natural birth process and her body, plus to write a refusal timely to avoid a suffering under active medical influence.

  2. Thank you for your video! I am on my 38 th week and started doing exercises on my ball. The only consern I have that I am a kind of tall my height is 177 cm and I heard that perfect ball size for me should be at least 65 cm, but the ball I have is just 50 cm in diameter. Is it ok and can I still use it or it would be better for me to look for a bigger one?

  3. Probably my last workout with you for this pregnancy. Who would say I will enjoy Birth ball so much. Thank you very much for helping me to stay active and I am really looking foward to Postpartum part of your channel with our little miracle next to me. You are really amazing!

  4. Thank you for posting this and many other videos. Followed this and another one of your videos for 2 months every single day before my delivery and it went smoothly. Simply the most wonderful experience of my life ❤ The downside though is that our baby girl can only be calmed down when we hold her and bounce (lightly) on the ball 😅 works when nothing else will!

  5. Hello! Just did this at 37.5W pregnant with my 2nd. For the pelvic floor exercises, should I be stopping them now and work on relaxing the PF or keep going and stop when? U alluded to it in this video but didn’t mention timing. TIA!!

  6. I was taking online classes from 9 – 5 so I was having to sit for long periods at a time. https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxEhgucmXpcAGYh8fatGFEnOK2V97VIwhG After the first day in a regular table chair, I thought about an exercise ball and ordered one that night. It came the next day! My hips, legs, back and butt couldn't have been happier! I'm almost 5'11" and I ordered the largest size and it was perfect for me. I also have RLS (restless legs) and this helped so much.Pumping it up was a little challenging and definitely gives you a good arm workout, (I'm a 62 yo woman) but it's very doable. Getting the tape centered with the hole to inflate it and then getting the pin back in was also a little tricky. But I love my new "chair" and I love the torquiose color. Hopefully it will also get used for exercise. 😁

  7. I did this on Saturday (41+2) and I realised I'd been quite timid with my bouncing before seeing this video. This was a great de-stresser and helped me relax. Also, just bouncing like this and making figures of 8 the following day whilst in labour was also really effective. Had my baby within 5 hours of the first contraction and was very, very grateful for these exercises and my ball. Thank you for the video. I found my final weeks of pregnancy quite stressful as people were constantly asking about news and I was so tired. Being able to just do something simple like this gym ball session was so very helpful for my mental and physical wellbeing. Thank you.

  8. I did this video 2 days before giving birth. I had an unmedicated positive birth and truly believe it helped me. I used some of the affirmations in this video that were very encouraging. We can do it, ladies! 🙂

  9. I was 11 days over when I was due to give birth and was scheduled for induction on the 12th day. I did one of your videos on day 9 and two videos on day 10 and I started with contractions at 1am on day 11 and gave birth at 7:55pm. I was only in active labour for 45 minutes!!! So thank you 🥰

  10. I'm at the end of my first trimester work 10 hour shift all day on my feet, when I get home I'm on the couch then jump into bed I have no energy to do any exercise, will start doing this every day my body specially back is stiff, sitting 5 hours and sleeping after work I'm sure it's not healthy and will make my birth difficult

  11. Lovely! I'm going to start doing this while I watch TV instead of sitting on the couch like a bum!
    Is there a way to avoid coning while doing the pelvic tilts though? When I lean back (pelvis forward) I have serious coning and I don't feel very comfortable with that 🙁

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