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Join the Birth Revolution™️💫 The must-have toolkits for pregnancy birth & beyond, backed by Midwives

26/07/2026

There is no single “right” way to give birth.

Whether your baby arrived vaginally or by caesarean, with an epidural or without, at home, in a birth centre or in hospital, your birth is no less real, no less powerful and no less worthy of celebration.

Birth isn’t a test you can pass or fail, and there is no prize for doing it one way over another. What matters most is that you felt informed, respected and supported to make the choices that were right for you and your baby.

Every birth tells a different story, but every story deserves to be told with pride 🤍

Photos from Yuula's post 22/07/2026

Your hospital bag doesn’t need to be full… it just needs to be thoughtful. 🤍

Some of the smallest things you pack can make the biggest difference when labour begins.

✨ A calming room spray isn’t just about making the room smell nice. Start using the same scent during pregnancy whenever you’re practising breathing, relaxation or hypnobirthing. Pair it with your guided relaxation sessions and, over time, your brain begins to associate that scent with feeling calm and safe. Then, when labour starts, one spray can become a powerful reminder to relax, breathe and let your body do what it was designed to do.

✨ Aura Orbs® are designed to keep your hands, breath and mind focused. Their textured surface gives your brain something else to pay attention to, helping redirect sensation through touch. The best part? They go wherever you do. Use them at home, in the car, in the birth pool, while waiting for pain relief to take effect, or even during a caesarean birth. They’re always there when you need an anchor.

✨ The Yuula Birth Comb applies focused pressure into the palm, encouraging your body’s natural endorphin release while giving you something positive to concentrate on through each contraction. Every Yuula Birth Comb also comes paired with our guided relaxation audio, so you can begin practising your breathing and relaxation techniques during pregnancy, building confidence long before labour begins. Combined with your calming scent, it becomes another powerful way to train your brain to switch into a calmer, more relaxed state when the big day arrives. Small enough to stay in your hand throughout labour, it’s there whenever you need it, whether you’re at home, in the car, in hospital or waiting for your baby to arrive by caesarean birth.

Birth isn’t about finding one magic product. It’s about building a toolkit that helps you feel calmer, more confident and more in control, wherever your birth takes you.

Because sometimes, the smallest tools have the biggest impact. 💛🩷

✨ Shop the collection via the link in our bio or at yuula.co.uk. Your future self will thank you.

19/07/2026

Waiting for baby in your due window, it can feel like every day is a week.

Learning to let go and focus on what you can do is so hard but so so important.

Here are some tips to help you navigate this time 💕

What did you find helpful? Let me know in the comments 👇

17/07/2026

🥵☀️ Growing a tiny human in this heat? You’ve got this, mama! 💛🍉💦

Heatwaves and pregnancy are not the easiest combo, but a few simple swaps can make a big difference. From staying hydrated 💧 to cooling down with ice lollies 🧊🍦, fresh fruit 🍉 and a face mist, every little bit helps.

✨ And if you’re in early labour or being induced, popping your clary sage pulse point roller ball in the fridge beforehand can be a lovely way to enjoy an extra cooling boost while supporting your birth journey. 💜❄️

Be kind to yourself, take it slow, listen to your body, and don’t be afraid to spend some extra time in the shade or by the water. 🌊💙

Save this reel for the next hot day and send it to an expecting mama who could use these tips! 💕

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13/07/2026

All the feels 🥺 ‘the only way out- is through it’. Lots of lovely calming tips to get you through it too💫

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transition does not have to be the intense, “I cannot do this!!!”, screaming and puking we’ve all been told about. sometimes it’s a quiet resistance. quietly trying to escape your body.

sometimes, it can be this. & crossing the thresholds of points in past labors you needed to reclaim. things you can’t process or heal until you literally are there. a grounding touch. a supportive encouragement from a sister. the gentle sounds of your toddler smiling and laughing at you. someone to witness you to the other side. 🦋✨

10/07/2026

Home birth pool set up can feel a little daunting, but it’s one of those things that’s actually really simple when you know how, which is why we always recommend doing a test run beforehand.

If you’re preparing for a home water birth, here are some practical tips I always share to help you feel calm, confident, and ready:

• Clean the floor prior to set up
• Fit the liner before fully inflating the top ring
• Check your tap connector fits
• Keep your furry friends away from the pool to prevent punctures
• Add supportive touches – soft lighting, positive affirmation cards, or Aura Orbs can help you feel safe, relaxed, and in control
• When you deflate your pool, use the deflate setting on the air pump to make it easier to fold away

All of this helps create a calm, private environment where your body can relax and oxytocin can flow, the key hormone that supports labour 🤍

We offer birth pool hire nationwide, reserve in pregnancy and there’s nothing to pay until 35–37 weeks.

DM me or head to the link in bio to secure yours ✨

Photos from Yuula's post 08/07/2026

One of the hardest parts of labour isn’t always the contractions… sometimes it’s the pressure.

The pressure to be a certain number of centimetres by a certain time.
The pressure to “speed things up.”
The pressure to compare your birth to someone else’s.

But birth isn’t a race.

Every labour unfolds differently because every woman, every baby and every birth is different. Your body isn’t trying to meet a deadline, it’s working together with your baby to find the right rhythm.

Listening to your body, resting when you need to, moving when it feels right and staying connected to your instincts can be so much more powerful than watching the clock.

Of course, if your midwife or doctor is concerned that labour is no longer progressing safely or that you or your baby need extra support, they’ll explain why and recommend the safest next steps. Intervention has an important place when it’s needed.

But when everything is well, try to let go of the idea that your labour has to fit someone else’s timeline.

Your body knows how to birth.
Your baby knows how to be born.
Sometimes the kindest thing you can do is stop watching the clock and start trusting the process 💛

Save this for the days you need the reminder, and send it to someone preparing to meet their baby 🩷

06/07/2026

Would you believe me if I told you these little spiky balls do more for labour pain than half the things on your hospital bag list? 👀

They’re called Aura Orbs®, and the science behind them isn’t new, it’s called the Gate Control Theory, and midwives have known about it for years.

Pain signals travel to your brain on a kind of nerve
“pathway”. Add another sensory input; pressure, texture, squeezing something with intention; and you can interrupt that pathway before pain takes over.

It’s not magic. It’s not a gimmick. It’s your nervous system, working in your favour.

Save this for the version of you that’s three weeks out and stress-Googling pain relief options 🤍

Shop Aura Orbs® - link in bio.

05/07/2026

The way you spend early labour can have a huge impact on your experience and how the rest of your birth unfolds.

While every birth is different, remembering these 4 simple tips can help: 

🤍 Rest whenever you can. Even if you can’t sleep, relaxing and conserving your energy will benefit you later.

🥤 Keep fuelling your body. Sip water regularly and eat little and often if you feel able. Labour is physically demanding and your body needs energy.

🕯️ Create an environment where you feel safe and calm. Dim the lights, play your favourite music, watch funny films, use familiar scents and surround yourself with comfort. The more relaxed you feel, the better your body can do its job.

✨ Have plenty of coping tools ready before you need them. A hot water bottle, warm bath or shower, TENS machine, massage, breathing techniques, the Yuula Comb and our award-winning Aura Orbs can all help you stay relaxed and work with your contractions.

Save this post for when you need it 🤍

Photos from Yuula's post 02/07/2026

Birth is never a one size fits all, so why should your coping tools be?

Having both the award winning Aura Orbs and our Birth Comb means you don’t have to choose before labour begins, you can simply discover what works best for you as your birth unfolds.

The Pain Relief Duo brings together two of Yuula’s bestselling tools, designed to work beautifully on their own or even better together.

The best birth tools aren’t the ones that promise perfection. They’re the ones that are adaptable, help you feel calm, capable and in control and that’s exactly what this duo brings.

Shop now at www.yuula.co.uk 🩷🧡

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