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Becca, black and white

In 2020, my first birth ended in a C‑section, and nobody had prepared me for the recovery.

Becca pregnant in the clinic

I already worked in rehab, and I still felt lost. So I went all in on the pelvic floor.

Becca on the ball

When I got pregnant again, I stopped doing kegels and started releasing my pelvic floor first, five minutes a day.

Becca pregnant

I practised my positions and my push, and I had a recovery plan ready for week one.

Becca holding a pelvis model

My second birth was a VBAC at 41 weeks, with no induction, and my recovery was so much easier.

Since then, thousands of mommas have done the same, and the messages never get old.

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pelvicfloormomma My first birth ended in a C‑section. My second was a VBAC at 41 weeks. Here's what changed. ... moreMy first birth ended in a C‑section. My second was a VBAC at 41 weeks. Here's what changed. I stopped trying to strengthen my pelvic floor and started releasing it first. I practised my positions and my push. And I had a plan for recovery before the baby came. Mommas, I'm teaching all of it in a free live masterclass on Thursday, October 29th at 8PM ET. Tap Register to save your seat.

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