I dont think it needs it be a rocker. Sutton Scott tak about a rocker in
the OFP book because they had one but the idea is that it is a seat that
supports the knees lower than hips position. I have two ergonomic or
kneeling seats that women borrow and use. They find these very comfortable
to
What do others think about the use of birthing/exercise balls for this
purpose? We use them with the women we birth with, and as long as the ball
is of a large enough diameter, the knees are lower than the hips, I reckon
they would have to be a suitable and cost effective substitute, with the
but worked for her...! and that's what counts
Wendy
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What do others think about the use of birthing
