An inquest found that Mrs Hunt died from stab wounds to her chest and abdomen, while her daughters both died from crossbow injuries.

Puchu narrowly survived, having suffered serious burns and shrapnel wounds to his chest, face and abdomen.

But some mothers are choosing to have a Caesarean - where the baby is delivered by surgeons cutting into the mother's abdomen and womb - for non-medical reasons.

There was an injury to Sara’s abdomen and a traumatic injury to her brain.

Once the time for rest has passed, specific exercises can strengthen muscles in the abdomen and lower back to better support the spine.