Isbn: 9781594772764 - the art of giving birth: with chanting, breathing, and movement (16 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A guide to help women find the joy and confidence needed for successful childbirth Provides breathing and vocalizing exercises for use during pregnancy and labor Contains inspiring stories from women who successfully applied these techniques Includes links to 26-minute audio tracks of tambura music to accompany the singing exercises Giving birth is a veritable explosion of joy. The baby arrives when the life force surges up so strongly in the woman that it breaks all limitations in order to spring forth. But in our modern culture, women often do not feel empowered to give birth by themselves. They want the experts to handle the birth for them, out of fear of the pain or the possible safety risks to them or the baby. Dr. Frederick Leboyer, author of the groundbreaking book Birth without Violence, which looks at birth from the babys point of view, now explores the birth process from the mothers perspective. Through the heartfelt letters of women sharing their experiences, which are accompanied by his advice and commentary, he reveals how women can develop the skills needed to create a successful and joyful birth. Dr. Leboyer stresses that proper breathing is the most important component for women going through childbirth. The breathing should come from the lower belly and the exhalation should be accompanied by a musical tone. Without this musical dimension, breathing is merely a physical exercise. Dr. Leboyer found that by using the music of the tambura, an Indian stringed instrument whose tones represent the embodiment of universal harmony, women are transported to a place of inner peace. The Art of Giving Birth includes breathing and singing exercises and gentle movements to be practiced throughout pregnancy and during labor. Also included are links to 26-minute audio tracks of tambura music to accompany the exercises. A guide to help women find the joy and confidence needed for successful childbirth. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A guide to help women find the joy and confidence needed for successful childbirth Provides breathing and vocalizing exercises for use during pregnancy and labor Contains inspiring stories from women who successfully applied these techniques Includes links to 26-minute audio tracks of tambura music to accompany the singing exercises Giving birth is a veritable explosion of joy. The baby arrives when the life force surges up so strongly in the woman that it breaks all limitations in order to spring forth. But in our modern culture, women often do not feel empowered to give birth by themselves. They want the experts to handle the birth for them, out of fear of the pain or the possible safety risks to them or the baby. Dr. Frederick Leboyer, author of the groundbreaking book Birth without Violence, which looks at birth from the babys point of view, now explores the birth process from the mothers perspective. Through the heartfelt letters of women sharing their experiences, which are accompanied by his advice and commentary, he reveals how women can develop the skills needed to create a successful and joyful birth. Dr. Leboyer stresses that proper breathing is the most important component for women going through childbirth. The breathing should come from the lower belly and the exhalation should be accompanied by a musical tone. Without this musical dimension, breathing is merely a physical exercise. Dr. Leboyer found that by using the music of the tambura, an Indian stringed instrument whose tones represent the embodiment of universal harmony, women are transported to a place of inner peace. The Art of Giving Birth includes breathing and singing exercises and gentle movements to be practiced throughout pregnancy and during labor. Also included are links to 26-minute audio tracks of tambura music to accompany the exercises. A guide to help women find the joy and confidence needed for successful childbirth. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A guide to help women find the joy and confidence needed for successful childbirth Provides breathing and vocalizing exercises for use during pregnancy and labor Contains inspiring stories from women who successfully applied these techniques Includes links to 26-minute audio tracks of tambura music to accompany the singing exercises Giving birth is a veritable explosion of joy. The baby arrives when the life force surges up so strongly in the woman that it breaks all limitations in order to spring forth. But in our modern culture, women often do not feel empowered to give birth by themselves. They want the experts to handle the birth for them, out of fear of the pain or the possible safety risks to them or the baby. Dr. Frederick Leboyer, author of the groundbreaking book Birth without Violence, which looks at birth from the babys point of view, now explores the birth process from the mothers perspective. Through the heartfelt letters of women sharing their experiences, which are accompanied by his advice and commentary, he reveals how women can develop the skills needed to create a successful and joyful birth. Dr. Leboyer stresses that proper breathing is the most important component for women going through childbirth. The breathing should come from the lower belly and the exhalation should be accompanied by a musical tone. Without this musical dimension, breathing is merely a physical exercise. Dr. Leboyer found that by using the music of the tambura, an Indian stringed instrument whose tones represent the embodiment of universal harmony, women are transported to a place of inner peace. The Art of Giving Birth includes breathing and singing exercises and gentle movements to be practiced throughout pregnancy and during labor. Also included are links to 26-minute audio tracks of tambura music to accompany the exercises. A guide to help women find the joy and confidence needed for successful childbirth. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorFr&#233d&#233rick Leboyer (1918-2017) was the founder of the gentle birth movement. He was the first physician to challenge society&rsquos deeply held beliefs about awareness in the newborn, and his groundbreaking.

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