Your pregnancy – Your Baby’s Womb Time
Creating the best foundation for your baby’s life right from the start
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Womb Time is a unique prenatal program and was designed to provide parents with some insightful knowledge and practical tools on how to create the best possible environment for their baby’s physical, mental and emotional development.
We know today that every thought and emotion – good or bad - has a physical reaction within our body. Through the placenta these stimuli are transmitted to the unborn child influencing and creating the foundation for your baby’s physiological and psychological life. The unborn is never isolated: fetus and mother eat, sleep, exercise, cry, worry, laugh, smoke and take medicine together. Conscious parenting begins in the womb and with the additional knowledge you are able to positively influence your baby’s development: physically, mentally and emotionally
Long before the baby is born it has learned about the world it will be born into. For better or worse. The greatest gift you can give to your child is to care for it right from the start. Being born wanted and seen as a precious gift to life, is one of the greatest gift you can give and the rewards will be felt by everyone.
The program is based on scientific research and follows a world wide trend in the importance of “Womb Ecology”.
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Benefits of participating in a program such as “Womb Time”:
My vision: Creating future generations that will be healthier and happier. Providing them with a foundation that allows them to positively manage life’s challenges. Because well nurtured babies are a blessing to this world and they will grow into the heroes of tomorrow.
“Everything you think, feel and do while pregnant has a profound impact on your child both before and after birth. You are a brain shaper, a life shaper. Your role as a loving powerful parent begins long before your baby’s first cry or smile.” Frederick Wirth, MD Prenatal Parenting, Neonatologist
“Parental influence on a child is at its peak during construction in utero.” David Chamberlain, Ph.D.
