Bumps in Shape

I am so excited to announce that Bumps in Shape is officially a registered trademark in Canada 🇨🇦!

It’s true that with the life hassles and with raising a toddler and a newborn am not posting frequently over here but i am always active with my one-on-one sessions and planning for some future projects that will be announced soon✌🏻

To my followers, clients, friends and family thank you for your continuous support and trust🧡

Spread love to all amazing and strong mothers!

🌸Spread love to every single mom playing the role of a mother and a father.
🌸Spread love to every mom who was forced to live away from her child.
🌸Spread love to every woman struggling to conceive to become a mom.
🌸 Spread love to every mom going through postpartum depression and trying to stand strong to take care of her child.
🌸 Spread love to every grieving mom.
🌸 Spread love to every pregnant woman excited to become a mother and meet her little angel.

Every mom is special in her very own way that’s why every mom deserves to be appreciated and loved.

Don’t forget to spread love today with your mom and every mom you know to remind her how special and loved she is💗💗💗

Happy Mother’s Day!!!

What does it mean when they say baby is in breech position?👀

A breech position is when the baby is position bottom-down or feet-first in the womb instead of being head-down, which is considered the optimal position for labor and delivery.

Babies change a lot their positions during pregnancy; however, taking the head-down position in preparation for labor takes place between the 32nd and 36th week of pregnancy in most pregnancies, or might happen later in some pregnancies.

If the baby remains in a breech position near the due date, doctors might consider options like an external cephalic version (ECV) to manually turn the baby or discuss the possibility of a cesarean section if the baby doesn’t naturally move into the head-down position.

Is there a way to help your baby turn head down to become in optimal position for labor? Yes, there are techniques that encourage a baby to move from a breech position to head down, although effectiveness can vary.

Stay tuned to know more.