Comments on: A Midwife’s Experiment- Homebirth and Hypnobirthing in Sedona http://www.indiebirth.com/a-midwifes-experiment-homebirth-and-hypnobirthing-in-sedona/ No nonsense talk about natural birth, homebirth and more! Wed, 11 Jan 2012 22:06:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: charlesrobinson http://www.indiebirth.com/a-midwifes-experiment-homebirth-and-hypnobirthing-in-sedona/comment-page-1/#comment-269 charlesrobinson Sat, 22 May 2010 17:23:16 +0000 http://www.indiebirth.com/?p=479#comment-269 Dear Sir/madam,<br><br>I am getting in touch as I am interested in promoting our offers, about pregnancy health care; ultra-sound; third-trimester and cord blood banking at your site <a href="http://www.indiebirth.com" rel="nofollow">www.indiebirth.com</a><br> <br>The website that I am looking to promote, offers cord blood collection, cord blood storage and cord blood preservation at private cord blood bank facility. I have different type of adverts like contextual text links, editorial pages or new pages on websites.<br>We want to have a small box within that 4 link to our offer pages ... We will try for 15 days and if it works good then we can go for monthly deals.<br> <br>If this is something that you think would be of interest to you, it would be great if you could get in touch with me as soon as possible as the offer is for limited period of time..<br><br>I look forward to hearing from you.<br><br>Warm Regards<br>Charles Dear Sir/madam,

I am getting in touch as I am interested in promoting our offers, about pregnancy health care; ultra-sound; third-trimester and cord blood banking at your site http://www.indiebirth.com

The website that I am looking to promote, offers cord blood collection, cord blood storage and cord blood preservation at private cord blood bank facility. I have different type of adverts like contextual text links, editorial pages or new pages on websites.
We want to have a small box within that 4 link to our offer pages … We will try for 15 days and if it works good then we can go for monthly deals.

If this is something that you think would be of interest to you, it would be great if you could get in touch with me as soon as possible as the offer is for limited period of time..

I look forward to hearing from you.

Warm Regards
Charles

]]> By: Abigail http://www.indiebirth.com/a-midwifes-experiment-homebirth-and-hypnobirthing-in-sedona/comment-page-1/#comment-268 Abigail Tue, 18 May 2010 23:39:57 +0000 http://www.indiebirth.com/?p=479#comment-268 Your thoughts about hypnobirthing are fascinating. I took a HB class with my second child, and it was good, AND I had the same exact reservations about it that you described. I went on to develop with my instructor a new childbirth education curriculum (<a href="http://birthpaths.org" rel="nofollow">birthpaths.org</a>). With regard to pain vs sensation, I don't think it matters which word you use, as long as you are able to generate some curiosity about what you're experiencing, so that you can stay with it. The problem with the word pain is that for a lot of people, there is an automatic tendency to push away the experience, make it stop, get rid of it, avoid it. And that's a trap that gets you nowhere with childbirth. For me, the word sensation works better in terms of cultivating the curiosity that allows me to abide with my experience, but if you're able to be do the same with pain, I'm all for it! I agree also about the thoughts about the second stage of labor; working actively with your body is GREAT and not to be avoided! Your thoughts about hypnobirthing are fascinating. I took a HB class with my second child, and it was good, AND I had the same exact reservations about it that you described. I went on to develop with my instructor a new childbirth education curriculum (birthpaths.org). With regard to pain vs sensation, I don't think it matters which word you use, as long as you are able to generate some curiosity about what you're experiencing, so that you can stay with it. The problem with the word pain is that for a lot of people, there is an automatic tendency to push away the experience, make it stop, get rid of it, avoid it. And that's a trap that gets you nowhere with childbirth. For me, the word sensation works better in terms of cultivating the curiosity that allows me to abide with my experience, but if you're able to be do the same with pain, I'm all for it! I agree also about the thoughts about the second stage of labor; working actively with your body is GREAT and not to be avoided!

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