HypnoBirthing Blog

Hypnobirthing Blog

• 100 best blogs for soon to be Mums (and Dads)June 30, 2009
  We’re delighted to see that the hypnobirthing blog has been included in this useful and comprehensive list. They have sections for Mums, Dads, information from health professionals, alternative health professionals and much more. So please have a look at the 100 best blogs for soon to be Mums (and Dads) http://becomingaradiologist.org/100-best-health-blogs-for-soon-to-be-moms and let us know what you [...]
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• Video on hypnobirthing and water birthsJune 2, 2009
  We’ve recently added a lovely home birthing video to our main site, showing how you can use hypnobirthing and water births for a natural and relaxed child birth. This is a beautiful example of how hypnobirthing, through relaxation and self-hypnosis techiques, can eliminate the fear and tension that cause long labour and pain, replacing them with [...]
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• More delightful Hypnobirthing babiesMarch 23, 2009
  One of my favourite parts of teaching hypnosis for birth is not only meeting all the prospective parents but also recieving the lovely letters and news of the hypnobirthing babies after they arrive.  Last week I was sent 3 pictures of new babies, all welcomed into the world with the best possible start in life: [...]
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• Just posted a new article, on hypnotherapy for birth.March 7, 2009
  We’ve just posted a new article on the main site, entitled “Hypnotherapy for Birth”, which tells you a bit more about the general process of hypnotherapy, and what has made it so useful for a modern mother giving birth. Please read and enjoy, let me know what you think, and ask any questions that it may [...]
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• A super hypnobirth story on NBC AugustaMarch 4, 2009
  This story is a lovely one, partly because it talks about the process and advantages of giving birth naturally, and partly because it was on NBC Augusta in the US, so lots of people will learn about hypnobirthing now! http://www.nbcaugusta.com/news/local/34904014.html addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.thehypnobirthingcentre.co.uk%2Fblog%2F2009%2F03%2Fa-super-hypnobirth-story-on-nbc-augusta%2F'; addthis_title = 'A+super+hypnobirth+story+on+NBC+Augusta'; addthis_pub [...]
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• Changes to Teddington Hypnobirthing datesMarch 3, 2009
  Just a quick note to say we made some changes to the dates for our hypnobirthing classes in Teddington the other week. We moved the class from June to July 5th and 12th, as well as adding a later date for October 10th and 17th. The purpose of this was to schedule the classes a [...]
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• And finally - our Hypnobirthing Centre newsletter!March 3, 2009
  You may have noticed on the site recently we’ve been accepting subscriptions for the new Hypnobirthing Newsletter, and those of you who have subscribed - thanks very much by the way (!), have recieved a little notification and advance taster of the kind of things we will be sending out. We hope to build and develop [...]
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• A History of Natural ChildbirthFebruary 7, 2009
  Today I just wanted to share again an article I wrote some time ago, talking about how natural Chilbirth began.  The document is available at Scribd, I hope people find this one interesting as I’m fascinated by understanding how our processes and understanding of child birth came about. Best, Katharine The Hypnobirthing Centre - A History of Natural [...]
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• My Hypnobirthing interviewJanuary 13, 2009
  Hello everyone, sorry I’ve not posted for a while - what can I say, I’ve just returned from a fantastic skiing trip! While I’ve been away my recent hypnobirthing interview has been posted on the main web site.  In it I talk about how I came to hypnobirthing, the experiences of some of the mothers who [...]
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• What about the Baby?September 10, 2008
  Every mother wants the best for her baby, and they buy all sorts of toys to stimulate their interest and development, have attractive mobiles over the cot, and spend a fortune on a beautiful nursery, but what is really important to the baby? Birth must be the most important experience of our lives, and labour starts at [...]
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