Get a Grip on Your Labor

Experience a smoother labor with LaborGrip

About LaborGrip

Labor and Contraction Pain Relief Device

Experience Relief During Your Big Day

Don't let the pain of labor contractions spoil your special moment. The LaborGrip is a must-have pain management tool designed specifically for expecting mothers, ensuring you have the support and comfort you need at your fingertips.

Pain Relief Device for Labor Contractions

Comfortable Grip

Ensure relief during pregnancy and labor contractions with the LaborGrip - an essential item for your hospital bag and maternity journey.

Perfect Gift for New Moms

The LaborGrip is a versatile tool that can be used during Braxton Hicks and labor contractions. Expecting moms can easily adjust the spring tension before and during labor for personalized comfort, and the adjustable knobs provide additional tension to help with pain management.

Turn up the strength

Most women rate their labor pains a ten out of ten! For many, it's the most painful experience of their lives. That's why the LaborGrip can be adjusted all the way from 8 to 12 lbs of resistance.

"I had several nurse compliment me on my labor grip worked great during contractions."

Elmire, USA (Amazon Review)

Introducing LaborGrip Chat

After helping new moms since 2019...

We are proud to announce our new Pregnancy Preparation App

Prepare for your Labor with the LaborGrip Chat

The Essential Pregnancy Companion App

Talk or text with our
AI-based pregnancy coaches.

Instant Support

Discover a Variety of Learning Opportunities with the LaborGrip Chat App - Your Ultimate Pregnancy Resource

Supportive Companion

Experience the Support of a Personal Companion with the LaborGrip Chat App - Your Partner in Pregnancy and Labor.

Confidentiality

LaborGrip Chat provides a confidential and safe space to discuss your concerns and questions about labor and delivery.

Created by a Mother of Three

Lauren Richards

The LaborGrip was created by Lauren Elizabeth Richards after her third pregnancy. Lauren has delivered three children (one boy and two girls) in the Chester County Hospital. Since the Coronavirus, Lauren has been writing about ways to have a safe pregnancy during the coronavirus. You can learn more about Lauren and her work at LaborGrip.com.