Episode 67: Twin Talk: Should You Work Until Your Due Date?

Kumbay'all: The Whole Woman's Resource

Are you planning to work up until your baby’s due date? Then this episode is for you!

Both Amanda and Rebecca worked until their babies were due, and they wish they had followed this advice instead! No matter how long you decide to work before your baby arrives, this episode includes some key insights that can help you.

In Kumbay’all episode 67, Amanda and Rebecca discuss:

• Why working right up to your due date can be less than ideal

• What their experiences were like and how they differed

• What they wish they had done instead of working until their due dates

• What you can do to help your transition into motherhood go smoother if you decide to work as long as you can

We hope this episode provides helpful tips, insight, and encouragement to you!

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About Your Hosts:

We’re Amanda and Rebecca - twin sisters, naturally-minded homebirth mamas, and co-creators of Progressive Pregnancy. We’re on a mission to help you have a more empowered entrance into motherhood.

Amanda Shipley, PT, DPT, MTC is the founder of Renew Pelvic Health in Atlanta, GA, and has been a physical therapist for more than 20 years. For the last 17 years Amanda has focused on helping patients prevent and heal pelvic floor issues. Her mission is to change the standard of care so that pelvic physical therapy is a part of a complete wellness strategy, like going to the dentist. Amanda is passionate about preventing pelvic floor issues and supporting her patients through the life transitions that we know affect the pelvic floor so strongly - pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause/menopause, and before/after surgery.