Birth Pool Hire

Waterbirth Inflatable Pool, Safest and Most Comfortable Birth Pool Recommended by Midwifes

Why use Birth Pool in a Box

Built on Feedbacks from Mothers, Comfortable and Welcoming Birth Pools for Women to Experience the Benefits of Waterbirth.

Seat

Adjustable Height

Handles

When leaning over the side, Mother can easily use and grab the 2 sets handles outside of the pools angled 30 degree for maximum comfort.

Another double-reinforced top handles are useful for the mother to have control over the movements in the water, gripping during contractions, and hold onto when getting in the pool.

There's no internal handles hence avoid obstructions to the movements and the effective use of the liner.

Cup Holder

Rim and Smooth Seams

Pool Liner

Egg-shape

Three Separate Chambers

Floor of the Pool

Opaqua External Wall

Clear Inside Wall

Eco Friendly Materials

Birth Pool in a Box

Plenty of space to move about into positions to aid comfort in this pool.

Quick to inflate and uses lesser hot water. More time to focus on supporting the mother.

Fit in easily to the space at your place.

Prefer to feel enveloped and cosseted.

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Birth Pool In A Box

The Birth Pool is suitable for one person or one to two person when there is sufficient space in place. The table shows the external and internal dimensions, internal height and depth of water, inflated floor, the water volume and weight when filled.

Features	Birth Pool in A Box
External dimensions	65" x 57" (165 x 145 cm)
Internal dimensions	45" x 37" (114 x 94 cm)
Internal Height	26" (66 cm)
Depth of Water	Min 18" (45 cm) \| Max 22" (55 cm)
Inflated Floor	2" (5 cm)
Recommended Max Height of Mother	6ft (182 cm)
Number of Persons	One or Two
Water volume	480 litres (127 US gallons)
Weight when filled	487 kg (1,071 lbs) plus people

Frequently Ask Quentions

How much time it takes to inflate birth pool in a box?

How do I minimise the risk of puncturing the pool?

How do I enter and exit the pool?

Is birth pool in a box deep enough for a safe birth?

At least 18" of water is needed for the buoyancy effect of the water to benefits the labour.

The baby must remain completely underwater when born in the pool until its head is brought to the surface to minimise the potential for the breathe reflex to be simulated underwater.

Both the size of birth pool in a box are 26" and 27" deep internally for a safe birth. The water depth will be about 22" to 23" with the mother in it.

How much time do it takes to fill birth pool in a box?

The filling time is depending on the water supply. It can takes about 20 to 30 minutes from a high pressure on demand hot water system.

For retaining the heat, always place a cover on top of the pool during filling. Kettle of hot water and boil pans of water on the stove if you have slow hot water system. Take care and never pour boiling water near the sides or near a person in the pool.

When do I start filling pool in a box?

For first-time mother, when the contractions are regular and between 4-5 minutes apart for an hour, it's a good guideline to begin filling the pool.

For subsequent births, begins filling the pool when the contractions are 7 to 8 minutes apart. If the water tank or the hot water system is slow, begin filling up the pool much earlier when the mother knows that she is in labour.

The pool can be covered to retain the heat and slow down the heat lost.

Resources

The size of the birth pool in the videos is Birth Pool in a Box. The videos will show you some of the labour positions in the birth pool, how to set up and inflate the birth pool, how to put in the birth pool liner, how to empty the birth pool and how to deflate the birth pool.

Labour Position in Birth Pool

Set up and Inflate Birth Pool

Put on Birth Pool Liner

Empty Birth Pool

Deflate Birth Pool

Labour Position in Birth Pool

Set up and Inflate Birth Pool

Put on Birth Pool Liner

Empty Birth Pool

Deflate Birth Pool