FREE BIRTH PREPARATION GUIDE Ā· FROM GINNY PHANG-DAVEY, CREATOR OF OMPā„¢

Your Baby Knows the Way.

Does Your Body Have the Space?

Download your free OMP birth preparation guide and understand, for the first time, how your body physically supports your baby's journey through the pelvis.

Most parents prepare for birth by reading, listening, and learning what to expect.
Very few are shown how their body creates the conditions for labor to progress.
This free guide introduces the foundational thinking behind Optimal Maternal Positioningā„¢, the framework trusted by birth professionals across Australia, Asia, and globally to support parents in preparing their bodies for birth.
Inside, you'll discover:

  • Why strong contractions alone don't guarantee progress
  • How pelvic space and alignment influence how your baby rotates
  • The daily habits that may be quietly working against you
  • The key and keyhole analogy that makes it all click

Download your FREE Guide

A Foundational Guide to Understanding How Your Body Supports Labor.

No spam. Just clear, body-led support. Unsubscribe anytime.

"God bless you Ginny for this excellent program!
I had a Merry, Blessed and "easy" labor and I owe you a lot. I knew other programs but this very one made the difference for its clearness and precision. I also recommended it to my (excellent) midwifes.
It was my forth labor. I am from Italy, where homebirth is rather uncommon. I had a wonderful support by two expert midwifes, but I could manage practically everything by myself thanks to the advice and techniques described in Optimal Maternal Positioning.
At 40+5w, after a couple of weeks of Braxton Hicks, labor started but my baby was Right Occipital Transverse, chin hyperextended and still not engaged. I was able to recognise the baby's position and do the right movement or maternal positioning during contractions. At the beginning I used Abdominal Lift&Tuck standing against the wall o sitting on a birthing ball; but Forward Leaning Inversion was the position that really made the difference and caused an irregular, star&stop eary labor to turn into a regular pattern one.
I also applied other easy techniques to the next stages of the labor. I could cope the pain and I had the surprising and wonderful feeling that I really could recognise where my baby was. Almost every contraction was useful and the whole labour was not to fast and pretty tollerable. A few contractions before our baby was born, I told my husband: "I am HAPPY because she will be born soon".
After the birth I had a very quick recover.
I really thank all the staff of Optimal Maternal Positioning and recommend it to all first time or seasoned mothers."

Alberta Crosazzo