Book Your Course and Participate in A Survey for Your Chance to Win $200
Each pregnant mumma bear who enrols for any HypnoBirthing® Mongan Method class in Australia, in early 2016 will go into the draw to win a $200 Coles Voucher!
To qualify for the chance to go into the draw to Win $200, you (the gorgeous mumma bear) must be willing to complete a short survey prior to class one and another after the completion of all classes. The survey is entitiled, “How do feelings about birth change fo...
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Ashgrove HypnoBirthing Course with Patricia Cumming.
Date: July 19 - August 16
Time: 4pm - 6:30pm
Venue: EastWest Fertility
16/486 Waterworks Rd, West Ashgrove
To book email: patriciamcumming@gmail.com
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I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl called Macy on Sunday and she is a dream!
While I really, really wanted to believe in the idea of a somewhat bearable labour with minimal pain prior to the birth I was somewhat skeptical. I remember telling my HypnoBirthing practitioner that my two goals of this labour were to not feel like I wanted to die and not vomit continuously..!
Well, not only did I achieve both of those goals, but I also actually enjoyed parts of my labour!!!
While I was pre...
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By Bree Taylor Molyneaux
A growing number of Australian women are turning to HypnoBirthing and other natural birthing approaches as they challenge the notion that birth has to be painful.
Following recent news that Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton used hypnosis early in her pregnancy for morning sickness and is planning on using HypnoBirthing for her upcoming birth, a new wave of women are becoming interested in this natural approach to childbirth.
The use of hypnosis for birth...
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- ABC NEWS - April 30, 2010 -
In Marie Mongan's day, childbirth meant a sterile, medicalized birth with drugs, and if you happened to be awake, lots of painful pushing.
"Most women were totally anesthetized and out cold, and their babies were taken from them with forceps, except for the very few who didn't make it to the hospital and had them by the side of the road," said Mongan, now 77.
So Mongan, then a young New Hampshire English teacher, devised her own way to circumvent the system when ...
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by Bree Taylor Molyneaux
Queensland (and Australia) now has the highest caesarean rate in our history; 47.9% in Private Hospitals and 34% in Public Hospitals[1], so the importance of supporting and educating women in birth choices becomes increasingly necessary.
As an independent birth educator I hear a vast range of birth stories which make me both cry with joy and shed tears of sadness and frustration. Birth is supposed to be a joyful event, a rite of passage that marks the transition f...
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Just thought I would let you know we welcomed a baby boy into the world. Ethan Alexander.
My waters broke on Wed at 4pm and they were clear so we rang the hospital to let them know and waited it out for a little bit but had no contractions or movements so went up to the hospital just to get checked out. All was fine so came home again and went to bed.
Spent Thursday doing normal duties besides getting a check up again at the hospital which was all good. Thursday night/Friday morning I g...
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