Resources for husband about labor?

Question

Has anyone found any online reasources that I could share with my husband in regards to him helping me through labor?
We are shooting for an unmedicated birth but unfortunately we're unable to take any classes due to us both working fun time and living remotely. 
Any suggestions? I just want him to be prepared to help me as much as possible!

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Get a contraction app on his phone so he can help timing!

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Honestly courses are not all that helpful.  If he cares for you, which im sure he does ;) he will know how to comfort you. Sll he needs is to be there for you, listen to you, be supportive. Mine would offer me a sip of water between contractions, give me my lipsil when i asked for it (sounds wierd but i just kept putting some on every few minutes lol) he would be by my side ready for whatever and thats all that mattered.... he couldnt do much anyway but i felt his support..... bringing me good food after birth was my favorite! Hahaa.  He would also take pictures during labour cause he knows how souvenir pics are important to me.... even if it meant forcing a selfy on me while i was in pain hahaha.   The only thing i expect from him is to be patient.... and by my side ;)

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And these are different positions for labor.  Partners or support people are suggested to help you balance, hold or even push your hips in to relieve tension, rub your back and shoulders, massage your lower belly, and to verbally cheer you on (calmly is highly suggested).  
 
They count breaths with you and THEY lead you n breathing (as you may forget in the midst of the painful contractions).  They feed you ice chips and hold your water when needed.  They can fan you when you feel hot (which you will).  Rub your feet and hands to relieve tension.  Apply cold compress or towels to your face.
 
 Dialogue such as "okay, breath through this.  We are almost there.  Feel the contraction wash over you and begin to fade.  You can do this.  I am here for you. Breath in.... and out." Is also helpful.  😜
 
You both will need to guide each other to find whatever works.
 
I am asking my husband to massage and help guide my movements and breathing.  I also want him to help me with incense (essential oils) to help keep me calm through the painful contractions, and to distract me when needed.  We practice the labor positions below even now (I am 34 weeks) just so that we know our different options once I am actually in labor.  I also plan on using a birthing ball and he will be helping me with that as well.  ☺

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YouTube "Labor Partner Support". ☺. We just finished or birthing class (luckily there was a weekend option otherwise he wouldn't be able to go either), and hubby LOVED it.  Perhaps more than me.  Hahahaha.
 
But he really learned more from the videos.  Show him videos of an unmediated birth so he understands what to expect.  Also, look for videos showing labor exercises and positions.  Practice BEFORE you go into labor as well so that you can fit it to your own personal needs BEFORE you are in pain.

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My hubby has been reading the book The Birth Partner on his Kindle, it's very informative & pretty user friendly

Resources for husband about labor?

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