Comments for Cariad Hypnotherapy http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk The life and thoughts of a clinical hypnotherapist, HypnoBirthing practitioner and fertility therapist and how she fits all this in with being a wife of 1, mother of 2 and friend to many. Thu, 20 Jan 2011 11:30:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 Comment on 7 things you didn’t know about me (probably) by The Moiderer http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=552&cpage=1#comment-4972 The Moiderer Thu, 20 Jan 2011 11:30:35 +0000 http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=552#comment-4972 Oh an I love nothing better than chips by the beach. Preferably on a windy grey day Oh an I love nothing better than chips by the beach. Preferably on a windy grey day

]]> Comment on 7 things you didn’t know about me (probably) by The Moiderer http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=552&cpage=1#comment-4971 The Moiderer Thu, 20 Jan 2011 11:12:50 +0000 http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=552#comment-4971 Thanks. I did this a while back. Here is the link http://www.themoiderer.com/blog/2010/04/kreative-blogger-tag.html Thanks. I did this a while back. Here is the link http://www.themoiderer.com/blog/2010/04/kreative-blogger-tag.html

]]> Comment on 7 things you didn’t know about me (probably) by T-J Hughes http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=552&cpage=1#comment-4970 T-J Hughes Thu, 20 Jan 2011 10:46:10 +0000 http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=552#comment-4970 Wow! What a list! I certainly didn't know these things. If it comes round to me again, you've prompted me about some things, including the out of season seaside towns! Thanks for taking the time. I found it fun, and it's great to share fun with those we only know through limited contact. Makes our online life more real! :-) Wow! What a list! I certainly didn’t know these things. If it comes round to me again, you’ve prompted me about some things, including the out of season seaside towns!

Thanks for taking the time. I found it fun, and it’s great to share fun with those we only know through limited contact. Makes our online life more real! :-)

]]> Comment on And the winner is…… by Andrea Davies http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=493&cpage=1#comment-1073 Andrea Davies Wed, 07 Jul 2010 21:55:28 +0000 http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=493#comment-1073 Wow! What a great prize! Wow! What a great prize!

]]> Comment on Breast crawl by Tracy http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=338&cpage=1#comment-1008 Tracy Sun, 27 Jun 2010 20:49:20 +0000 http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=338#comment-1008 So sorry about this, but this wonderful video has been removed from YouTube for some reason. I will look for a suitable alternative. Such a shame! Tracy So sorry about this, but this wonderful video has been removed from YouTube for some reason. I will look for a suitable alternative. Such a shame!

Tracy

]]> Comment on Giveaway time!! by betty blundell http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=416&cpage=1#comment-958 betty blundell Mon, 21 Jun 2010 10:18:40 +0000 http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=416#comment-958 im not expecting have already got 4 boys my friend has just found out shes having a 5th baby was unexpected she wasnt planning on having anymore so this would be just great for her . i never did much preperation with my boys i watched lots of programmes about birth so i could get an idea of what to expect and just in general tried to stay as relaxed as possible throughout pregnancy and labour a happy mum makes for a happy baby so lots of nice relaxing baths and massages :) im not expecting have already got 4 boys my friend has just found out shes having a 5th baby was unexpected she wasnt planning on having anymore so this would be just great for her . i never did much preperation with my boys i watched lots of programmes about birth so i could get an idea of what to expect and just in general tried to stay as relaxed as possible throughout pregnancy and labour a happy mum makes for a happy baby so lots of nice relaxing baths and massages :)

]]> Comment on Giveaway time!! by Lorraine Walker http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=416&cpage=1#comment-932 Lorraine Walker Wed, 16 Jun 2010 06:18:32 +0000 http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=416#comment-932 I am 34 weeks pregnant and had my final hypnobirthing session with Tracy yesterday. Despite this being our first child my husband and I are feeling happy, calm and as confident as a first time Mum can be about the whole birth experience. So much so that we're planning a home birth if the birthing pool at our hospital isn't available for me to splash around in! I've had a wonderful pregnancy thus far and am enjoying my daily rainbow relaxation sessions along with lots of the other techniques that I've learned. I truly want to feel connected to my baby during our birth and look forward to the time I'm going to meet him/her with real excitement rather than apprehension and fear. I'm really thankful to Tracy and to hypnobirthing for giving me the option and the confidence to do this. I am 34 weeks pregnant and had my final hypnobirthing session with Tracy yesterday.

Despite this being our first child my husband and I are feeling happy, calm and as confident as a first time Mum can be about the whole birth experience. So much so that we’re planning a home birth if the birthing pool at our hospital isn’t available for me to splash around in!

I’ve had a wonderful pregnancy thus far and am enjoying my daily rainbow relaxation sessions along with lots of the other techniques that I’ve learned. I truly want to feel connected to my baby during our birth and look forward to the time I’m going to meet him/her with real excitement rather than apprehension and fear. I’m really thankful to Tracy and to hypnobirthing for giving me the option and the confidence to do this.

]]> Comment on Giveaway time!! by Claire Higgins http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=416&cpage=1#comment-900 Claire Higgins Tue, 08 Jun 2010 17:12:51 +0000 http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=416#comment-900 We are having a suprise 3rd baby due New Years Eve. Our first 2 children are Catrina 8 and Llewellyn 6. I am a high risk pregnancy as I suffered with very severe SPD previously. As a previous extended bfing mother, I intend to get all my bras and clothing sorted out ready for feeding imediately after my c-section. I will also be calling on a number of family and friends to provide support during th elast few weeks before birth and also for at least a month afterwards, so that we have lots of time to recover and bf without trying to be a supermam. We are having a suprise 3rd baby due New Years Eve.

Our first 2 children are Catrina 8 and Llewellyn 6. I am a high risk pregnancy as I suffered with very severe SPD previously.

As a previous extended bfing mother, I intend to get all my bras and clothing sorted out ready for feeding imediately after my c-section. I will also be calling on a number of family and friends to provide support during th elast few weeks before birth and also for at least a month afterwards, so that we have lots of time to recover and bf without trying to be a supermam.

]]> Comment on Giveaway time!! by Caz Eckett http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=416&cpage=1#comment-879 Caz Eckett Thu, 03 Jun 2010 13:26:42 +0000 http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=416#comment-879 I am now just going into my 30th week of pregnancy (1st child) & had my 1st hypnobirthing lesson last night, which was not only highly informative, but completely reinforced my want to have a calm, relaxing, natural birthing experience. I will be going to the hospital and intend on having a water birth using the techniques I am now learning through hypnobirthing classes. I have every confidence that my body won't let me down & will work with the baby at his pace to come into the world...i'm very excited and can't wait to meet the little person i'm carrying! I do beleive he is destined to be an acrobat the way he moves & jumps around all the time :) I am now just going into my 30th week of pregnancy (1st child) & had my 1st hypnobirthing lesson last night, which was not only highly informative, but completely reinforced my want to have a calm, relaxing, natural birthing experience. I will be going to the hospital and intend on having a water birth using the techniques I am now learning through hypnobirthing classes. I have every confidence that my body won’t let me down & will work with the baby at his pace to come into the world…i’m very excited and can’t wait to meet the little person i’m carrying! I do beleive he is destined to be an acrobat the way he moves & jumps around all the time :)

]]> Comment on Giveaway time!! by Izzy http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=416&cpage=1#comment-780 Izzy Sat, 29 May 2010 23:30:19 +0000 http://www.blog.cariadhypnotherapy.co.uk/?p=416#comment-780 I am planning a home hypnobirth for our second child, due in approximately 6 weeks. I will not be attending any antenatal classes, nor will I be reading any books or magazines. My husband and I have done a hypnobirthing course and I practise relaxation techniques daily. My first child's birth was a thoroughly traumatic experience - chiefly because we had neither the confidence nor the supporting knowledge to speak up for ourselves and to allow me to trust my instincts as a labouring and birthing mammal! I am looking forward to this birth immensely and know that, whatever happens, the preparation and learning of the last few months will ensure that both my husband and I will have the confidence to make our own decisions and birth our baby in the way we decide is best. We will not be pressured into making decisions out of fear but rather because they will be the decisions which are best for our baby and me. I have the utmost respect for the medical profession but this baby's birth won't be a performance to be managed and directed by them ;) I am planning a home hypnobirth for our second child, due in approximately 6 weeks. I will not be attending any antenatal classes, nor will I be reading any books or magazines. My husband and I have done a hypnobirthing course and I practise relaxation techniques daily. My first child’s birth was a thoroughly traumatic experience – chiefly because we had neither the confidence nor the supporting knowledge to speak up for ourselves and to allow me to trust my instincts as a labouring and birthing mammal! I am looking forward to this birth immensely and know that, whatever happens, the preparation and learning of the last few months will ensure that both my husband and I will have the confidence to make our own decisions and birth our baby in the way we decide is best. We will not be pressured into making decisions out of fear but rather because they will be the decisions which are best for our baby and me. I have the utmost respect for the medical profession but this baby’s birth won’t be a performance to be managed and directed by them ;)

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