Product Description

Natalia Labour Bath Ease is a 99.5% organic bath soak with a Clary Sage blend for bathing, formulated especially to use  during your contractions, to help you focus and relax. A clever multi purpose product, Labour Bath Ease can be used as a bath soak, a massage gel or a cooling aromatherapy compress for your forehead. Made from soothing organic Aloe Vera with Clary Sage and French Lavender essential oils which are relaxing, soothing and analgesic.

Natalia Labour Bath Ease with a Clary Sage blend for bathing can help energise, ease labour pains and encourage your labour into the next transition.
An essential product for early labour, for your hospital bag or for a home birth!

To Use: In deep warm baths, as a soothing massage gel, cooling compress or for inhalation;

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Product Ingredients:

* denotes organic ingredient
100% Natural Ingredients and 99.5% Organic Ingredients

Aloe barbadensis (Aloe vera)*, Citric acid, Sodium benzoate
Essential Oils: Lavandula angustifolia (Lavender)*, Salvia sclarea (Clary sage)*

Tips for the early stages of labour

• Try sleeping or resting. You could be in labour for some time, and the more energy you can save, the better. If contractions make it uncomfortable to lie down, try leaning over cushions or on a birth ball with a blanket over you.
• Have a bath with Natalia Labour Bath Ease or shower. Warm water can help relax you and ease the pain of contractions. Ask your partner to get the bath ready. Try lying on your side on towels or a non-slip bath mat. Ask your partner to cover you with a towel, and then pour warm water over you.
• Have something to eat or drink. Slow-release, carbohydrate-rich foods are best. These include bread, potatoes and pasta. If you’re not feeling hungry try a smoothie, a banana, or anything you fancy!
• Distract yourself. You could go for a gentle walk, potter around the house, play with your other children, or sit on a birth ball watching a DVD. Be careful not to wear yourself out, though.
• Warm those tender spots. Use a hot water bottle or a wheat bag heated in a microwave on your lower back or tummy.

Doing all these things can help early labour to move on to active labour. Listen to your body. Experiment with positions that you find comfortable and do what feels right, whether it’s getting rest or moving around.

Read more at: www.babycentre.co.uk