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Dancing Through Labor: A Rhythmic Approach to Birth with Kemeera Nimahat | 78
Season 1 Episode 78
Join me as I step into a world where the rhythmic pulses of dance merge seamlessly with the powerful moments of childbirth.
Kemeera Nimahat, a celebrated birth and postpartum doula based in Chicago, has revolutionized the birthing experience with her unique approach that intertwines traditional doula support with pre and postnatal dance instruction.
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In this episode, Kemeera delves into the therapeutic and emotional benefits of dance during labor. She talks about how movement can be a form of pain management, easing tension and promoting relaxation during contractions.
Kemeera also emphasizes the deep connection between a mother's body and her baby, and how dance can be a tool to strengthen and celebrate this bond.
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