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Post 25 | *UK 🇬🇧 & US 🇺🇸 MUMS LISTEN UP 🤰😳❌* 🚨 *PREGNANCY SAFETY SERIES – PART 22* Topic: *IMPROPER TRANSITIONAL LEANING TECHNIQUE* Mamas… if you’re pregnant 🤰 and moving from standing to sitting, leaning forward, turning, or changing position with your torso twisted and belly unsupported… *PLEASE WATCH THIS* 😭🚨 This looks like a small movement… but during pregnancy, even a simple transition can put pressure on your back, neck, pelvis, belly, and core if your body is not aligned. 🙅‍♀️ *RED = IMPROPER TRANSITIONAL LEANING ❌* In the wrong setup, you can see: ❌ Uncontrolled transitional lean ❌ Torso twisting ❌ Neck and back torque ❌ Improper arm placement ❌ Fetal compression risk ❌ Poor balance ❌ Improper technique ❌ Rough helper support Mamas… your helper should NOT grab your waist roughly. Your helper should NOT shake you. Your helper should NOT force your body into a twist. Pregnancy movement should feel controlled, supported, and calm — not rushed, twisted, or unstable. ✅ *GREEN = SAFE: RECOMMENDED SUPPORTED TRANSITION SETUP ✅* This is the safer setup: 1️⃣ *CONTROLLED TRANSITION LEANING* Move slowly. No sudden leaning, twisting, or dropping. 2️⃣ *NEUTRAL ALIGNMENT* Keep your spine and pelvis aligned as much as possible. 3️⃣ *TARGETED CORE SUPPORT* Use gentle core control and support from your legs. 4️⃣ *CORRECT FOOT PLACEMENT* Place feet firmly so the body feels stable. 5️⃣ *LEG-POWERED DESCENT* Use your legs to lower your body, not your back. 6️⃣ *CALM HELPER SUPPORT* Partner should guide gently — no pulling, no shaking, no forcing. Real talk mamas 💯 Changing position during pregnancy can feel harder than people think. Standing up. Sitting down. Leaning forward. Turning to the side. Getting comfortable. All of these need control when your bump is growing 🤰 No twisting. No rough grabbing. No shaking. No belly pressure. No rushing the movement. Just slow, safe, supported transitions for you and baby 🤰💛 💚 SAVE THIS before your next movement session 📌 SEND IT to your partner so they know how to support you safely 💬 COMMENT “SAFE” ✅ if you want more pregnancy safety videos 💬 COMMENT “LEAN” if you’ve done this movement before ⚠️ Educational illustration only. Every pregnancy is different. Always ask your midwife, doctor, or qualified physiotherapist before trying new exercises, stretches, or supported positions during pregnancy.

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