For Women Preparing For Birth

Finally. A birth prep plan for your pelvic floor.

Everything you need to know about your pelvic floor before delivery. Exercises, perineal massage, breathing, and birth positions. Written by a licensed pelvic floor physical therapist who treats birth recovery every week.

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Instant PDF download 8 chapters, zero fluff Written by a DPT
Dr. Meg Cochran, DPT, pelvic floor physical therapist
Dr. Meg Cochran, DPT
Pelvic floor PT · Oxford, MS

Get your body ready. Not just a birth plan.

Most prenatal classes cover breathing and birth plans. Almost none of them talk about the muscles that actually do the work. Those muscles determine how well you push, how much you tear, and how quickly you recover.

8 chapters. Trimester-by-trimester. Everything you need.

01
Your Pelvic Floor and Pregnancy
02
Exercises for Each Trimester
03
Perineal Massage and Preparation
04
Breathing and Pushing Techniques
05
Birth Positions That Help Your Pelvic Floor
06
What to Expect Immediately After Birth
07
Your Postpartum Recovery Starts Now
08
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Dr. Meg Cochran, DPT

Dr. Meg Cochran, DPT

I'm a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in pelvic floor rehabilitation and a trained doula. I'm also a mom of four, so I've prepared my own body for birth, navigated recovery, and learned what actually works. This guide is the conversation I wish every pregnant woman got at her first prenatal appointment.

Growing a human is hard work. Delivering one is harder. Your pelvic floor is at the center of all of it. Let's get it ready.

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Pelvic Floor Certified Doula Trained Mother of Four MS License PT6158

The voice in this guide is direct. On purpose.

Here's how the guide opens.

Before We Start
Your body is about to do something incredible.

Your body is about to do something incredible. Growing a human is hard work. Delivering that human is even harder. And your pelvic floor is at the center of all of it.

Most prenatal classes talk about breathing and birth plans. Almost none of them talk about what's happening to the muscles between your hips. That's a problem. Because those muscles determine how well you push, how much you tear, and how quickly you recover.

This guide gives you the exercises, techniques, and information your OB probably didn't have time to cover...

The women Meg has already helped.

Real reviews from Meg's patients on Google. This guide teaches the same approach.

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Birth is work.
This guide gets your body ready.

Instant PDF download. Read it on your phone, tablet, or print it. Keep it as long as you need it. Come back to it as your pregnancy progresses.

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What to know before you buy.

Is this a substitute for physical therapy?

No. This guide is educational content about preparing your pelvic floor for birth. It is not physical therapy, not a medical appointment, and not a substitute for in-person care. If you have urgent symptoms, consult your provider.

What if I need more help than the guide?

After you have the guide, you can book a Personal Video Review ($97): you record a 3-minute video of your exercises or questions, Dr. Meg responds with a personalized 5-minute video within 48 hours. Or book a Live Recovery Q&A ($197) for a 30-minute video session. These are educational coaching sessions about the guide material, not physical therapy appointments.

What format is the guide?

PDF. Readable on phone, tablet, or computer. You can print it. You can keep it forever.

Can I get a refund?

No. Digital products are non-refundable. All sales are final. We kept the price low ($27) so the commitment is small.

Is Dr. Meg a real person?

Yes. Dr. Meg Cochran is a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy in Mississippi. You can verify her license on the Mississippi State Department of Health physical therapy board website. She runs Where You Are Physical Therapy in Oxford, Mississippi.