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7 things to know, giving birth to a natural child.

We are the ones who give birth naturally.

Both were pregnant when they were first born, all excited.

I can't breathe all over my stomach. I have a lot of stomach pain.

Breastfeeding is confusing. Can't hold the breast position.

Until the second one, we practice breathing.

And run the pelvic floor to relax.

Prepare to be prepared to have pain when waiting to copy

Absolutely, but breathing training really helps a lot.

# Natural birth # Mom should know # Direct experience # My story # Natural childbirth

2025/11/15 Edited to

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