Table 1: 12 Common Results of Prenatal Bonding (BA)
• The mother’s inner perceptions are well attuned to her pregnancy and the unborn. She has access to her own as well as to her baby’s wisdom.
• Her natural female capabilities are empowered by Prenatal Bonding (BA) and create greater assertiveness and security during childbirth.
• Mother and baby become a good team experiencing less anxiety and pain.
• There are less efforts in giving birth and fewer complications.
• The requirement for obstetrical interventions goes down significantly.
• Caesarean sections are decreased substantially by Prenatal Bonding (BA), and natural vaginal birth is usual. Thus, birth is safer and less costly.
• Pregnancies facilitated by Raffai, preterm birth rates were less than 0.2 percent – as compared to an average of 9.2% in Germany and 12% in the USA. The general experience tells us that the majority of babies after Prenatal Bonding (BA) are born within 1 week around the due date, without any medical intervention.
• Birth trauma is of low degree as indicated by natural, round-shaped heads and little crying after birth; excessive infant crying is unknown after Prenatal Bonding (BA).
• The babies are curious about the world, emotionally stable, and socially mature and have an easy access to their personal potential.
• There is less sleeping during daytime, but longer and deeper sleep at night, with few
awake-nings, so parents suffer less from sleeping disorders.
• Babies and children are easy to communicate, and dealing with them becomes
completely intuitive. Babies have a lot of self-awareness and self-esteem. They are patient and under- standing of their parent’s intentions and needs, as well as their own.
• Postpartum depression is less than 2% with Prenatal Bonding (BA) in over 8,000 cases. Recent studies state women breastfeed longer, babies cry rarely, and have unusual self-esteem. Your baby “knows” you upon birth and the journey for the whole family becomes a healthy, loving unit.
- Soul of Birthing508-237-6768
Seattle, WA 98020
Reading Recommendations
- Pregnancy, Chlldbirth, and the Newborn, The Complete Guide by P Simkin 4th Edition
- The Greatest Pregnancy Ever, Tracy Peters and Laurel Wilson
- The Secret Life of the Unborn Child, Thomas Verny and John Kelly
- Pre-Parenting, Nurturiing Your Child from Conception, Thomas Verny and Pamela Weintraub
- The Mind of Your Newborn Baby, David Chamberlain
- Windows to the Womb, David Chamberlain, 2013
- Enriching Heredity: The Impact of the Environment on the Anatomy of the Brain, Marian Cleaves Diamond, 1988
- Prenatal Development and Parents' Lived Experiences, Weinstein,A, 2016
- Prenatal Bonding Analysis: The Invisible Umblical Cord, Hidas, Raffai, Vollner 2023
MEMBERSHIPS
- APPPAH
- CAPPA
- HYPNOBIRTHING INSTITUTE
- NATIONAL GUILD OF HYPNOTISTS
- NGHWA