1. Read positive birth stories. 2. Watch positive birthing videos. 3. Positive birth pictures. 4. Listen to positive affirmations (pre labour and during labour) 5. Place positive affirmations' cards in your home
Amy Palmer YES that show sucks i saw it on acident when i was five and it left a lot of scars on me it is just like monster inside me and my 600lb life its only purpose is to scare people and nothing more i have a phobia of birth now and i have come to accept that i am not going to give birth in the future because my fear is to great this isnt just a fear that i have its a panic that was drilled into my brain from age 5 but i have learned to love myself anyway and i honestly love the thought of adopting children now and for you and all the women that are ok with giving birth im happy for you i wish i could myself but thats ok enjoy your new little cuties
Thank you so much for the work you’re doing! My daughter is about to give birth any day and is feeling so nervous because of past birth stories she has heard including my own 😢
O.M.G. Just like you said in your video, this has COMPLETELY changed my mind about having a baby. I have wanted one SO bad. But was SO TERRIFIED of the pain. That was the ONLY thing keeping me back. But now after watching this, I am so confident that I can do this. All I can say is THANK YOU. I am definitely going to look more into all of these techniques. Because I could never want anything more than to be a mom to my husband's baby. THANK YOU!❤❤❤
Since researching and finding hypnobirth, I feel so much more excited and happy for giving birth! Thanks for the awesome videos! It's very self empowering when you tell a women that she can do this, it doesn't have to be scary and to believe and trust in her body!
@@carlaventura1056 I've had two babies now, both births unmedicated :) I did follow all of Siobhán's Tipps and did the relaxation exercises from Catherine Graves' book on hypnobirthing. I'd say the breathing exercises are by far the most important part. I combined them with the visualisation of an opening rose and blowing away petals. Without the breathing, I would have panicked during my first birth, for sure. It wasn't cake (the second birth was super calm and easy in comparison), but the exercises got me through it. Oh, and I had two waterbirths and no tearing, even though my first boy weighed 4.2 kg! So I'm definitely and advocate of hypnobirthing :)
@@sarahbari1985 No, I told a heavily pregnant friend about the breathing exercises and the positive birth youtube channel, she binge watched everything and had her baby two days later. Sent me a text to say she was really glad about the breathing exercises ;)
I agree, fear is a vicious cycle. Ironically I had no expectations with my first pregnancy, then I was hospitalized and induced at 39 weeks, due to preeclampsia, basically strapped to a bed for 48 hours, with little to no progress, finally got the epidural, then dilated and quickly delivered the baby, but I felt completely stripped of my power. I feel like it's something that happened to me, not something I did. This time around, nearing on 40 weeks I'm having massive anxiety. I felt ok for the first part of this second pregnancy, but confidence is running low. I am scared of being induced again, this time for being past due. Ugh! And I so agree about it being cultural! The medical world has stripped us of knowledge and knowledge is power. I must say though being followed by a midwife this time around hasn't been the confidence booster I'd hoped it would be. I naturally have high anxiety and so this fear of the unknown is quite overwhelming. Sorry long rant. 😂
I'm not actually pregnant (yet), but my partner and I want to start trying next year. So I've decided looking at positive birthing and hypnobirthing now is going help prepare me early so that I will look at both pregnancy and labour differently from the outset!
Carla Ventura I am now a mama to a 8 month old baby girl 🥰 taking the positive birth company’s course was honestly the best thing I have ever done. I had a magical home water birth, I laboured whilst using the Freya app to help me remember my breathing and ended up only having a little gas and air whilst pushing. I honestly couldn’t recommend the course more as it has honestly been life changing 😍 I was so excited to give birth and to go into labour that it made the whole of my labour calm and peaceful and I honestly put that down to the course and just learning more about the whole birth process ☺️
So good to know! I'm 33 weeks, and I have been trying to find people who have had a good experience with the techniques I've seen. I really like these videos, and I think I will buy the package.
I had a consultant from the hospital visit our antenatal clinic and she advised all the mothers there to listen to the midwife and push when we are told to push, listen to the doctors or else the baby can have serious brain damage coming out of the womb as their head is coming out. - this is the mentality of the hospitals we are visiting for birth.. "do as you are told, or else..... (insert scary story)". I dont know why they do this to women who are already vulnerable to inject guilt and fear in bringing your own baby into the world. The lecture they gave us was so long, I could not sit down any longer as my tail bone began having pressure.. I stood up and felt better and the midwife insisted that I should be sitting NOT STANDING in her clinic. I had to really speak up while she was forcing me to sit... ladies.. it is your body. You are in control of your body.
Siobhan says in another video of hers that giving birth is just like going to the toilet and doing a massive poo. You should ask yourself, do I usually feel scared beforehand whenever I need to sit down on the toilet to let go of a big poo? If the answer is no, then you shouldn't need to feel scared about giving birth either. If going to the toilet to let go of a poo is usually a pleasant feeling for you, then I trust that giving birth should be no different. You will feel tense beforehand, but by releasing that tension when you give birth to the baby you will come out of it at the other end feeling relaxed and relieved again, just as you would when you've finished being on the toilet after you've let go of a big poo. If the poo didn't hurt your anul sphincter when it came out of your bowels, in much the same way the baby isn't designed to hurt you when you release it from your womb.
Positive affirmation messages and positive affirmation cards ❤️, this is really empowering. I hope that when I give birth, it would be a positive experience too🥰
Found you through Louise, and although I'm 20 I am really enjoying your videos! You seem very bright and on the ball - these are the techniques we need in today's world
I find one born very informative. It has helped me establish the kind of birth i want to have. It's good to see how the system works and what to avoid... I've seen some very positive water births on that show.
Yes! There was one water birth in particular, which sticks out to me. It was the first time I saw a birth that made me cry because it seemed genuinely beautiful. Sure, a lot of One Born Every Minute is dramatised but some of it was super helpful to me
Is it possible to have an epidural if not in hospital? I live in the UK …am not currently pregnant but as someone who has had a lifelong fear , I’m curious about possibilities and looking to rewire my mind to see things from a more helpful, empowering perspective. I like the the idea of having an element of control of your environment and what to surround yourself with. Thank you for everything you are doing to empower and reassure and re-set the cultural narrative. You rock ! ❤
I was quite calm when I noticed that contractions were getting more intense. Then I felt a lot of pain every time the midwife checked my cervix and got really tense. Since then everything got worse. I was tense and suffering, with no support from the midwife. Bad memories. I am now pregnant with my second and wondering if I can reject that cervical check or if there are (external) less painful alternatives...
YES one born every minute sucks i saw it on acident when i was five and it left a lot of scars on me it is just like monster inside me and my 600lb life its only purpose is to scare people and nothing more i have a phobia of birth now and i have come to accept that i am not going to give birth in the future because my fear is to great this isnt just a fear that i have its a panic that was drilled into my brain from age 5 but i have learned to love myself anyway and i honestly love the thought of adopting children now and for you and all the women that are ok with giving birth im happy for you i wish i could myself but thats ok enjoy your new little cuties
Hello, love your videos, super helpful! I went onto your website and couldn't find where to put in my email address for the free mp3 download? Thank you
"And you will See what real birth looks like." Dangerous sentence. I was absolutely Not scared of my first birth but it was horrible! Now I am 38 weeks and it is hard to let go of these Memories
Hey, I’m 34 weeks pregnant! I didn’t watch any videos or even listen to any stories before I cave birth to my first one and I think that was the right thing to do. I do however wish that I had information about what to do during the labour (I probably would’ve even stayed at home instead of going to the hospital) and how to recover better. I do hope your birth goes well! 🙂
1. Read positive birth stories.
2. Watch positive birthing videos.
3. Positive birth pictures.
4. Listen to positive affirmations (pre labour and during labour)
5. Place positive affirmations' cards in your home
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I'm never EVER watching One Born Every Minute again. Didn't prepare me in the slightest. Learnt so much more from TH-cam videos 🙌
Amy Palmer YES that show sucks i saw it on acident when i was five and it left a lot of scars on me it is just like monster inside me and my 600lb life its only purpose is to scare people and nothing more i have a phobia of birth now and i have come to accept that i am not going to give birth in the future because my fear is to great this isnt just a fear that i have its a panic that was drilled into my brain from age 5 but i have learned to love myself anyway and i honestly love the thought of adopting children now and for you and all the women that are ok with giving birth im happy for you i wish i could myself but thats ok enjoy your new little cuties
Amy Palmer there's some good ones on there but majority give birth on their backs
This video series have been the best thing I have found for my last 3 births. Particularly my last birth was almost enjoyable. Your advice is amazing
Thank you so much for the work you’re doing! My daughter is about to give birth any day and is feeling so nervous because of past birth stories she has heard including my own 😢
O.M.G. Just like you said in your video, this has COMPLETELY changed my mind about having a baby. I have wanted one SO bad. But was SO TERRIFIED of the pain. That was the ONLY thing keeping me back. But now after watching this, I am so confident that I can do this. All I can say is THANK YOU. I am definitely going to look more into all of these techniques. Because I could never want anything more than to be a mom to my husband's baby. THANK YOU!❤❤❤
Since researching and finding hypnobirth, I feel so much more excited and happy for giving birth! Thanks for the awesome videos! It's very self empowering when you tell a women that she can do this, it doesn't have to be scary and to believe and trust in her body!
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I will have my first baby in - hopefully - 6 weeks. Watching your videos makes me so happy and excited for this experience :)
Hi, I wonder if you followed this tips and how it went
@@carlaventura1056 I've had two babies now, both births unmedicated :) I did follow all of Siobhán's Tipps and did the relaxation exercises from Catherine Graves' book on hypnobirthing. I'd say the breathing exercises are by far the most important part. I combined them with the visualisation of an opening rose and blowing away petals. Without the breathing, I would have panicked during my first birth, for sure. It wasn't cake (the second birth was super calm and easy in comparison), but the exercises got me through it. Oh, and I had two waterbirths and no tearing, even though my first boy weighed 4.2 kg! So I'm definitely and advocate of hypnobirthing :)
Im 36 weeks.. is it too late to start with the program?
@@sarahbari1985 No, I told a heavily pregnant friend about the breathing exercises and the positive birth youtube channel, she binge watched everything and had her baby two days later. Sent me a text to say she was really glad about the breathing exercises ;)
Alibabi i bought the program and loving it already
I agree, fear is a vicious cycle. Ironically I had no expectations with my first pregnancy, then I was hospitalized and induced at 39 weeks, due to preeclampsia, basically strapped to a bed for 48 hours, with little to no progress, finally got the epidural, then dilated and quickly delivered the baby, but I felt completely stripped of my power. I feel like it's something that happened to me, not something I did. This time around, nearing on 40 weeks I'm having massive anxiety. I felt ok for the first part of this second pregnancy, but confidence is running low. I am scared of being induced again, this time for being past due. Ugh! And I so agree about it being cultural! The medical world has stripped us of knowledge and knowledge is power. I must say though being followed by a midwife this time around hasn't been the confidence booster I'd hoped it would be. I naturally have high anxiety and so this fear of the unknown is quite overwhelming. Sorry long rant. 😂
I was having labour anxiety but it was so calming listening to you txs
I'm not actually pregnant (yet), but my partner and I want to start trying next year. So I've decided looking at positive birthing and hypnobirthing now is going help prepare me early so that I will look at both pregnancy and labour differently from the outset!
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Carla Ventura I am now a mama to a 8 month old baby girl 🥰 taking the positive birth company’s course was honestly the best thing I have ever done. I had a magical home water birth, I laboured whilst using the Freya app to help me remember my breathing and ended up only having a little gas and air whilst pushing. I honestly couldn’t recommend the course more as it has honestly been life changing 😍 I was so excited to give birth and to go into labour that it made the whole of my labour calm and peaceful and I honestly put that down to the course and just learning more about the whole birth process ☺️
@@meganwhitaker thanks for replying!!! I truly appreciate it !!! 🥰🥰🥰
So good to know! I'm 33 weeks, and I have been trying to find people who have had a good experience with the techniques I've seen. I really like these videos, and I think I will buy the package.
Amber Skye Sobers it is 100% worth it and I couldn’t recommend it more 🥰❤️
I had a consultant from the hospital visit our antenatal clinic and she advised all the mothers there to listen to the midwife and push when we are told to push, listen to the doctors or else the baby can have serious brain damage coming out of the womb as their head is coming out. - this is the mentality of the hospitals we are visiting for birth.. "do as you are told, or else..... (insert scary story)". I dont know why they do this to women who are already vulnerable to inject guilt and fear in bringing your own baby into the world.
The lecture they gave us was so long, I could not sit down any longer as my tail bone began having pressure.. I stood up and felt better and the midwife insisted that I should be sitting NOT STANDING in her clinic. I had to really speak up while she was forcing me to sit... ladies.. it is your body. You are in control of your body.
I'm 6 weeks pregnant and feeling pretty scared, I'm so glad I've found this channel! Thank you! 🙏
Siobhan says in another video of hers that giving birth is just like going to the toilet and doing a massive poo. You should ask yourself, do I usually feel scared beforehand whenever I need to sit down on the toilet to let go of a big poo? If the answer is no, then you shouldn't need to feel scared about giving birth either. If going to the toilet to let go of a poo is usually a pleasant feeling for you, then I trust that giving birth should be no different. You will feel tense beforehand, but by releasing that tension when you give birth to the baby you will come out of it at the other end feeling relaxed and relieved again, just as you would when you've finished being on the toilet after you've let go of a big poo. If the poo didn't hurt your anul sphincter when it came out of your bowels, in much the same way the baby isn't designed to hurt you when you release it from your womb.
thank you for your videos! you are simply wonderful, thank you for giving a positive perspective of childbirth
Positive affirmation messages and positive affirmation cards ❤️, this is really empowering. I hope that when I give birth, it would be a positive experience too🥰
Found you through Louise, and although I'm 20 I am really enjoying your videos! You seem very bright and on the ball - these are the techniques we need in today's world
I find one born very informative. It has helped me establish the kind of birth i want to have. It's good to see how the system works and what to avoid... I've seen some very positive water births on that show.
Yes! There was one water birth in particular, which sticks out to me. It was the first time I saw a birth that made me cry because it seemed genuinely beautiful.
Sure, a lot of One Born Every Minute is dramatised but some of it was super helpful to me
I find your videos so interesting and motivating! I wish we had hypnobirthing in Greece.
I’m due with my first baby in 10 days and I’ll be using the freya app
Is it possible to have an epidural if not in hospital? I live in the UK …am not currently pregnant but as someone who has had a lifelong fear , I’m curious about possibilities and looking to rewire my mind to see things from a more helpful, empowering perspective.
I like the the idea of having an element of control of your environment and what to surround yourself with.
Thank you for everything you are doing to empower and reassure and re-set the cultural narrative. You rock ! ❤
Feel free to listen to my positive birth story without epidural if that helps!
th-cam.com/video/RdZmN7jz2UY/w-d-xo.html
Absolutely love your Content
Your videos are amazing and so inspiring ❤🙏🤗
Thank you so much for inspiring so much confidence in me!
I was quite calm when I noticed that contractions were getting more intense. Then I felt a lot of pain every time the midwife checked my cervix and got really tense. Since then everything got worse. I was tense and suffering, with no support from the midwife. Bad memories.
I am now pregnant with my second and wondering if I can reject that cervical check or if there are (external) less painful alternatives...
YES one born every minute sucks i saw it on acident when i was five and it left a lot of scars on me it is just like monster inside me and my 600lb life its only purpose is to scare people and nothing more i have a phobia of birth now and i have come to accept that i am not going to give birth in the future because my fear is to great this isnt just a fear that i have its a panic that was drilled into my brain from age 5 but i have learned to love myself anyway and i honestly love the thought of adopting children now and for you and all the women that are ok with giving birth im happy for you i wish i could myself but thats ok enjoy your new little cuties
Just to let you know I relate and you are not alone 💚
your videos are great
Hello, love your videos, super helpful! I went onto your website and couldn't find where to put in my email address for the free mp3 download? Thank you
Thank you for your comment ☺ Simply scroll to the bottom of the homepage. The box is there!
Hey can u help me get rid of nausea with hypnobirthing?
Our new pregnancy pack has a workshop dedicated to coping with pregnancy sickness and nausea xthepositivebirthcompany.co.uk/pregnancy-1
"And you will See what real birth looks like." Dangerous sentence. I was absolutely Not scared of my first birth but it was horrible! Now I am 38 weeks and it is hard to let go of these Memories
Hey, I’m 34 weeks pregnant! I didn’t watch any videos or even listen to any stories before I cave birth to my first one and I think that was the right thing to do. I do however wish that I had information about what to do during the labour (I probably would’ve even stayed at home instead of going to the hospital) and how to recover better. I do hope your birth goes well! 🙂
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