Pregnancy Butterfly Exercise for Pelvic Mobility | Labour Preparation 🤰 #Shorts

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Pregnant? 🤰 Try this gentle Butterfly Variation to support hip & pelvic mobility during pregnancy.

🦋 10–15 gentle reps
✨ Move slowly & comfortably
💕 A simple movement for pregnancy/labour preparation.

Practice only if comfortable and follow your doctor’s advice, especially in high-risk pregnancy.
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  1. The butterfly exercise (Baddha Konasana) can be safely practiced throughout all trimesters of pregnancy, though it becomes most intensely focused and widely recommended during the second and third trimesters—especially leading up to the 8th and 9th months to help prepare the pelvis for a normal delivery.

    • First Trimester (Months 1–3):
    Can be done gently as a light mobility stretch, provided you feel comfortable and do not experience dizziness or severe nausea.

    • Second Trimester (Months 4–6):
    Great for actively opening the hips, easing lower back strain, and improving flexibility as your belly grows.

    • Third Trimester (Months 7–9):
    Frequently emphasized in prenatal routines to relax pelvic floor muscles, reduce inner thigh tightness, and encourage an easier labor.

    Important Safety Tips
    ●Avoid overstretching:
    Your body releases a hormone called relaxin during pregnancy, which naturally loosens your ligaments and joints, making it easy to strain your groin or hips.

    ●Use support:
    Place cushions or yoga blocks under your knees if you feel too much pull or discomfort.

    ● Consult your doctor:
    Always check with your obstetrician or healthcare provider before starting any new prenatal exercise or yoga routine.

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