HypnoBirthing Media

Source: FasionMagazine.com Author: Emma Middlestadt Meghan Markle is not one for the ordinary (here, an ongoing list of Royal rules she’s broken), so news of her reported plan to practice hypnobirthing on her due date should come as no surprise. But what’s...

Source: madeformums.com Author: Elizabeth Atkin and Kyrsty Hazell Hypnobirthing has many famous fans – from Hollywood stars Jessica Alba and Angelina Jolie to British celebs like Fearne Cotton and Giovanna Fletcher. See what they’ve said about their hypnobirths here…...

Source: marieclaire.com.au Author: Isabelle Truman The technique is endorsed by Angelina Jolie and Jessica Alba The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are now parents of three, welcoming their newborn baby boy into the world yesterday. Kate Middleton was admitted to the...

October 9-11, 2015 BlueBay Grand Esmeralda Resort Mayan Riviera, Mexico Mickey is taking us to Playa Del Carmen, Mexico! Imagine the warmth of Mexico and the welcome of your fellow HypnoBirthing® Practitioners from around the world. Come to our Conclave and celebrate...

Adrienne Isnard is a HypnoBirthing® Mongan Method Gold Seal Practitioner and runs HypnoBirthing Townsville. In September 2014 Adrienne premiered the MicroBirth Documentary in Townsville, along with hundreds of birth advocates all around the world, bringing awareness...

Source: Sunshine Coast Daily Author: Sundstrom SLIGHTLY squeamish father-to-be Tom Partleton considered waiting outside the hospital room while his first child was born. But when his wife, Emma, realised her labour was further advanced than she thought, the Ilkley...

Source: Essential Baby Author: Fairfax NZ with staff writers Kate Middleton delivered her son completely naturally, with no painkillers, according to the Daily Mail. Four midwives monitored the baby, and the Queen’s former gynaecologist watched behind the glass of her...

Source: BJOG Author: David Douglas Twins tend to do better if born vaginally rather than by cesarean section, researchers report in a February 4th online paper in BJOG. But regardless of delivery mode, the first-born twin is less likely to suffer complications than...

Source: indépendant.ie Author: Liz Bestic   A new trial into ‘hypnobirthing’ will assess whether women can give birth happily without painkillers. But will expectant mothers will ever forgo the epidural and learn to ‘just relax’? Is intense pain unavoidable, or...

Source: The Sydney Morning Herald Author: Caroline Marcus A GROWING number of Australian women are turning to self-hypnosis and other natural birthing techniques in a backlash against the bandwagon of women dubbed “too posh to push”. Practitioners say “hypnobirthing”...