HypnoNatal - 4 week Hypnobirthing antenatal course

By Natalie Doula
November 2, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Natalie Doula

Posted November 2, 2017

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Posted November 2, 2017

Baby Holistics 4 week HypnoNatal Antenatal Course starts on Sunday 26th November.

The HypnoNatal course combines KG Hypnobirthing techniques and preparation for labour, birth and life with your new baby.

The course prepares your mind and body for a positive, calm and relaxed birth. The course is for you and your birth partner.

The course covers :

Using Hypnobirthing in Labour

Late pregnancy and the signs of labour

Established labour and

Pain relief and using Hypnobirthing for pain relief

Positions for birth

The birth - what to expect and how to use hypnobirthing breathing to breathe your baby out

How to prepare practically ans emotionally for your baby

Feeding your baby, breast, bottle and both

Keeping your mind and body well after baby arrives

And much more...

To book visit https://www.babyholistics.co.uk/hypnobirthing

Or email [email protected]

Thank you

Natalie

Director Baby Holistics

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