Here are a few stretches and exercises that are great to get the body ready for labor.
SquattingKegel Exercises
Kegels or the squeezing and strengthening of the muscles inside the vaginal are also great to help strengthen in vaginal vault and can make for a decreased second stage (pushing stage) or labor.Tailor sitting, cross-legged sitting or a butterfly position
Weekly Exercise
Women should do 150 minutes of moderate physical activity a week, either brisky walking, jogging, spinning, swimming, or exercises like these to promote circulation, decrease swelling and warm off complications like preeclampsia, diabetes in pregnancy and a large (macrosomic) infant.
Daily Exercise - 30 min a day - of low intensity steady state activity is one of the most important steps a woman can take to ensuring a healthy pregnancy, avoid going overdue, and decrease the need to be induced.

