How to Have a Mindful Pregnancy and Birth

30 Simple Ways to Connect to Your Baby and Your Body

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Pub Date 27 Jul 2021 | Archive Date 30 Jun 2021

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‘This is a delightful book, full of gentle wisdom' — Prof. Mark Williams, Mindfulness, Finding Peace in a Frantic World 
'What a wonderfully straightforward and easily understandable introduction to mindfulness practice for parents-to-be ...' Nancy Bardacke, Author of Mindful Birthing
Written with real mothers, real partners, and real life in mind, How to Have a Mindful Pregnancy and Birth will help you develop a set of simple yet hugely powerful skills that can transform your emotional experience and wellbeing during pregnancy and birth. The 30 exercises include: mindful breathing, visualisations, journaling prompts, sensory awareness practices and lots of simple, easy-to-master tools to help you relax and connect with your baby while you are pregnant — and to help you prepare for the birth.

‘This is a delightful book, full of gentle wisdom' — Prof. Mark Williams, Mindfulness, Finding Peace in a Frantic World 
'What a wonderfully straightforward and easily understandable...


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ISBN 9781789562606
PRICE US$12.95 (USD)
PAGES 176

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A practical and interesting look at ways to transform your emotional experience and wellbeing during pregnancy and birth. There are lots of useful exercises including breathing, visualisations, sensory awareness and journaling. I like how there are different exercises for each trimester and for after birth, meaning you can keep going back to the book at different stages of your pregnancy. A brilliant book to either read in one go or refer to continuously during your journey. Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an advance copy of the book in return for my honest feedback.

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