The bottom two you point out always made me think of Watsu exercises for pregnancy.
Of course, Watsu was only developed in the 1980's.
I don't think aquatic bodywork for pregnant women was relevant in the middle ages?!
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ETA: I don't think the "angry" faces thing should be taken as an indication that anything aggressive is going on here. Keep in mind that in many medieval illustrations (such as the ones I posted You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. ) people seem to be blissfully enjoying torture, while in marginal drawings, angry hairdressing sessions are a frequent thing.
Of course, Watsu was only developed in the 1980's.
I don't think aquatic bodywork for pregnant women was relevant in the middle ages?!
ETA: I don't think the "angry" faces thing should be taken as an indication that anything aggressive is going on here. Keep in mind that in many medieval illustrations (such as the ones I posted You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. ) people seem to be blissfully enjoying torture, while in marginal drawings, angry hairdressing sessions are a frequent thing.