Acupuncture Hair Comb

Reflexology Labour + Birth Comb - Pearl

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Reflexology Comb for Labour + Birth in Pearl is made from eco friendly cellulose acetate (highly biodegradable) and imprinted with the signature Seasons of Mama mantra:

~ Open - Soften - Surrender ~

This is what we refer to as our “Secret Weapon” for labour/birth; an acupressure tool loved by Midwives, Doulas and of course, Mamas alike. She earns bonus points for being waterproof too, unlike timber.

This natural and very effective pain management tool helps women in labour by activating Gate Control Theory. This asserts that when painful stimuli (such as a contraction) is felt at the same time as non-painful stimuli (such as with this “handy” acupressure tool - pun definitely intended) pain signals are then limited from reaching the brain.

This also makes a wonderful tool for caesarean births, acting as a tool for stress reduction and distraction. 

What's more, it is multi purpose, so becomes a functional hair comb and storytelling/keepsake piece of your baby's birth.

Other awesome things to know about our best selling combs:

- Long in length so you can squeeze with one or two hands

- Rounded teeth to prevent skin trauma (if you choose a sharp tooth comb, please be cautious)

- Works amazing on its own or in combination with a Tens machine (the Dream Team!)

How to use

Squeeze the comb instead of your partner/support persons hand, which frees them up to tend to other areas (such as your back for a comforting massage)

Can also be used for light touch massage on her back (which a mama recently discovered - genius!)

What's inside

1x Pearl Reflexology Labour + Birth Comb

Why we love it

Completely non-plastic! If you wish to labour/birth in water, you will need to remove your tens machine but thankfully you will still have this tool as a constant support during contractions.

Also makes a wonderful tool for caesarean births as a tool for stress reduction and distraction.