Expert Guidance and Practical Tips for Your Pregnancy
Find simple, safe, and doctor-approved movements to manage common pregnancy aches and prepare your body for birth. Real solutions for every trimester.
Diagnosed with a low-lying placenta? Staying active is still possible with safe, doctor-approved moves. Gentle exercise can help manage weight and promote a smoother birth journey.
Correct posture is essential for a healthy, comfortable pregnancy. This video demonstrates proper posture for sitting on a birth ball and using a chair for support during squats.
Are you sitting like this during pregnancy? Simple adjustments to how you sit can prevent back pain and help your baby get into a good position. Sit smart to stay strong.
Sciatica pain can be debilitating during pregnancy. This video offers eight simple chair exercises you can do at home to find relief and improve your comfort.
Is your baby engaged yet? I explain what baby engagement means and demonstrate five exercises you can do after 36 weeks to help encourage your baby into the optimal position for birth.
Helping your baby get into the right position is the first step towards a vaginal birth. This video shows five easy exercises to encourage a cephalic and anterior position.
I am thrilled to launch our Nutrition Consultation service. This flyer details our workshop where we cover topics like gestational diabetes, thyroid issues, and postpartum diet essentials for a healthy journey.
Protecting your core during pregnancy is crucial. I share four key tips, including how to get up from a sleeping position correctly and which exercises to switch to, like cat-cow stretches instead of crunches.
Pelvic pain is common, but you can find relief. This video demonstrates three simple steps using a birth ball and a rolling pin to activate, stretch, and release tight inner thigh muscles.
Are you experiencing swollen feet? This video shows a few simple exercises to improve circulation. However, if swelling persists, it is important to check in with your doctor.
About Expert Guidance & Practical Tips
Sciatica and pelvic pain often stem from everyday posture and shifting weight distribution during pregnancy. I demonstrate how to use simple props like a birth ball or a basic chair to alleviate this pressure, rather than just resting and hoping it passes. These specific adjustments help your body adapt to the third trimester while keeping your core supported throughout the day.
Pregnancy often comes with a flood of unverified advice. My goal with this collection is to cut through the noise with movements that actually work. Whether you are dealing with the sharp pinch of sciatica, struggling with lower back pain during long work hours, or just trying to get your baby into an optimal position for labor, the solutions are often simpler than you think.
We break down pregnancy discomfort into manageable parts. For pelvic floor health, we look at gentle activation exercises that prepare you for the pushing phase. For baby positioning, I guide you through positions that encourage the baby to settle into the anterior position, which is often the smoothest path for vaginal birth.
You do not need fancy equipment. Most of these techniques use a standard chair, a birth ball, or just floor space. I also address the postpartum reality, including how to check for diastasis recti and why your core needs a different approach after the baby arrives. If you are in Bangalore, we can refine these movements together in my HRBR Layout studio, or join me for an online session where I watch your form in real-time. Consistency is the secret sauce here, not intensity.
Aura Birthing
I am Shree, the founder of Aura. I started this because I wanted new parents to feel prepared, not overwhelmed by random internet advice. My team and I focus on real techniques that make your pregnancy easier and your labor feel like a true partnership.
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