Planning to have a VBAC but feel nervous about the birth?

Jun 28

Written By Dr. Michelle Parker, DC, DACCP, IBCLC, FIBFN-CND

Planning to have a VBAC but feeling nervous about the birth? You have options to prepare your body & mind for birth!

We have several mamas that needed to have a cesarean their first birth, but have an OB or Midwife that is in support of them wanting to do a VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean).

When those mamas are still feeling nervous they can feel that nervousness in their body. We have seen great success with moms walking into the delivery room with more confidence after working with Dr. Leslie or Dr. Jessica doing Injury Recall or NeuroEmotional Technique.

The body remembers and can help prepare the body and mind to be more at ease for birth. Contact Us today!

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Dr. Michelle Parker, DC, DACCP, IBCLC, FIBFN-CND

Dr. Michelle Parker, DC, DACCP, IBCLC, FIBFN-CND, is a Fellow in Childhood Neurodevelopmental Disorders, and functional neurology shapes how she cares for children every day. She founded The Chiropractic Place for Mommy & Me in Aledo, Texas, and has served families in the Aledo community for more than 15 years. She is also board certified in chiropractic pediatrics, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, and Melillo Method and Webster Certified.

https://www.tcpaledo.com/dr-michelle-parker

Planning to have a VBAC but feel nervous about the birth?

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