Episode 29

Preparing Your Pelvic Floor for Labor

In this episode of Becoming Moms, Dr. Sterling sits down with Dr. Anna Grant, DPT (@annagrantdpt) to discuss how to prepare your pelvic floor for labor. She shares her valuable wisdom about pelvic floor health and how awareness of your connection to your pelvic floor can promote wellness through postpartum. Not only does she provide tips to reduce tearing, but a guide for when to reach out to a pelvic floor physical therapist. Don't wait until there is a problem to address pelvic floor wellness - tune in now for prevention!

Sterling Parents - head to SterlingParents.com to view our other resources on pelvic floor health from Dr. Anna Grant and more!.

Resources:

Dr. Anna Grant - https://www.instagram.com/annagrantdpt/

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Host: Dr. Christine Sterling, Board Certified ObGyn & Founder of Sterling Parents Membership

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Christine Sterling

As an OB/GYN, I’ve helped hundreds of mothers bring babies into the world. Time and again, the mothers I’ve cared for expressed frustration and overwhelm at all of the conflicting information and advice.

Women don’t need more information to sift through, they need one trusted resource they can rely on for medical advice as well as strategies for having a calm and confident journey.

I started Sterling Parents so that overworked, stressed moms can relax. I want to provide the expert advice they are looking for SO they can stop digging for answers and get in touch with their own inner wisdom.

I want to lighten your load so you can thrive as the mom you are meant to be.