ROYAL CHRISTENING FOR BABY GEORGE

Royal christening yesterday, gives me one more reason to mention in my blog the mother Princess Kate in her dutiful beauty and glow of her truly sincere happy motherhood.

Princess Kate looked lovely in her happy motherly glow gazing into the baby George's eyes along with Prince William yesterday at the Kensignton Palace ceremony.

Baby George looking more like his mother with the button nose, than like his father, prince William, is 3 months old.

Princess Kate is said to be a calm and a very soothed happy mother, which obviously will be reflected on the behavior of the little baby-boy George.

I followed the royal couple in their HypnoBirthing preparation and birthing and now calm parenthood of the new heir, out of professional interest and personal fascination with beautiful people. I think Kate is beautiful as a woman and in her calm gravitas and deep personal presence. A calm mother makes, or rather helps making, a calm leveled ruler, if George were to become a king. I am for a level-headed ruler, aren't you?

Reasons to Meditate - for New Moms

It may seem like a strange thing to do, to just sit and do basically nothing.
Yet, this doing nothing has strong impact on your effectiveness and decision making throughout the day.

Buddhist meditators suggest, that it is a well known fact that the human experience is a roller-coaster ride. To be able to manage and balance the way we perceive ourselves and our own experience is a skill which needs to be trained into most people.

This skill of managing your own experience is particularly useful for new mothers. Recent studies suggest that a calm mother produces more breast milk, is a better judge of her own behavioral choices, and a more generous lover to her partner.

Meditation is not just about feeling good, although the result of relaxed being is an increased production of oxytocin, endorphins and establishment of generally elevated mood. Meditative experiences 
1. largely eliminate post-partum depression, 
2. compulsive behaviors of overeating, drinking or emotional roller-coasters, and 
3. introduce better judgement toward yourself and others, generosity of spirit, and consequently, 
4. better quality and quantity of breastmilk, and as a result,
5. healthier and stronger, more resilient babies.

A Mother's Smile of Satisfaction - Kate Middleton's Royal HypnoBirthing Birth

Today the world meets prince - a royal heir, the first royal baby of the digital age.

What is curious about this birth is that the mom prepared herself through learning the techniques and philosophies of HypnoBirthing.

Price William, Kate Middleton's devoted husband, stayed with her in her birthing room (click to view video of her room) through the night, and a new mom and her baby appeared to the world with a distinct smile of satisfaction, only a HypnoBirthing mom would have!

Have a HypnoBirthing birth with a smile!

New HypnoBirthing classes start August 6.

Princess Kate to Use HypnoBirthing

Kate Middleton is pregnant with undisclosed due date. However, the royal princess is a modern educated mom-to-be and is considering options in safe and comfortable, and satisfying baby delivery via learning HypnoBirthing techniques. 

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Soul of The Baby

You may know, that studying customs of various people's is one of my passions. Recently, I came across an interesting information in my research, relating to birthing customs.

In ancient times it was believed that a person's soul lives inside their body and escapes when a person opens their mouth. Therefore, a custom was to keep mouths closed, in particular, during childbirth, be silent and not speak.

In Southern Celebes, Indonesia, to prevent the escape of a woman's soul at childbirth, the nurse, ties a band as tightly as possible round the body of the expectant mother. And to prevent the soul of the baby escape, they are careful to close every opening in the house, even cracks in the walls. They tie up the animals' mouths inside and outside of the house, as well as all people in the house, and including the birthing mother's.

The mother herself is obliged to keep her mouth shut the whole time birthing is taking place. I guess it was easily possible for a mother, to keep silent, I suppose, breathing just through her nose, prompted her to take deep breaths and made it all easier for her during her childbirth and easier for the baby. Who knows why they created customs like that, although my belief, that it worked to ease the childbirth. Whatever it was, birthing with silence it is!

Breathe and relax. Laugh and enjoy.

There Is No Pain In Her Hospital Room

A news journalist sounds surprised when she finds out that some pregnant couples don't report pain while having childbirth. Entering into their birthing room, she discovers about the surprising results HypnoBirthing allows couples create for their experience of childbirth.

HypnoBirthing starts with become attentive to the language we use, and also learning to say "no" to drugs during the birth. HypnoBirthing is more than a set of techniques, it is a philosophy of natural birth, a calm lifestyle and training of the mind in the direction of calm, yet active birthing experience.

Check out the latest news at our HypnoBirthing website, and tell your pregnant friends about our upcoming classes.  Read the full article here.

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Walt Disney's History of Menstruation - an old (banned) cartoon for girls, but what a treat!

Here is a real treat - a 1946 old banned cartoon for girls to know what menstrual cycle is. Works for me! I wish I had this available back in my youth days filled with secrets around the whole sex thing. Enjoy!




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