what babies want dvd

[Guest guest]

hello all

has anyone viewed this dvd and what are your impressions?

 

i'd like to have a public showing of this at my local library.

 

i was recently invited to share some of my passions at a network

meeting w/others in my community

 

truly the care of pregnant moms & babies is #1 for me

 

my dream is to have a center for preconception healing, which would

also encompass care during pregnancy and after birthing

 

Sat Nam

Linda Welch

New Hartford NY

[Guest guest]

I saw it last year, it's fabulous but just a drop in the bucket. They've

discovered so much about what babies know. I follow anything put out by the

APPPAH. Wish I could afford their conference in LA next February. If you liked

this, be sure and read anything by David Chamberlain, and go to Wendy McCarty's

site.

Vicky

 

 

-

Linda M. Welch

ayurveda

Monday, August 07, 2006 5:39 PM

PerinatalAyurveda forum what babies want dvd

 

 

hello all

has anyone viewed this dvd and what are your impressions?

 

i'd like to have a public showing of this at my local library.

 

i was recently invited to share some of my passions at a network

meeting w/others in my community

 

truly the care of pregnant moms & babies is #1 for me

 

my dream is to have a center for preconception healing, which would

also encompass care during pregnancy and after birthing

 

Sat Nam

Linda Welch

New Hartford NY

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

HI Linda;

When I was at last year's MANA (Midwives of North America) national

conference, they were showing this video called What Babies want. I

was so busy with our booth and presenting that I forgot to go back and

watch it, but many who saw it remarked how well done and powerful it is.

 

Ayurveda offers a very significant piece, I believe, in the

preconception discussion especially with the contemporary issues

around cleansing lipid soluble toxins such as pesticides and the many

ingredients not good for us found in everything from toothpastes to

lotions, shampoos to houscleaning chemicals. In addition, the

practice of panchakarma, even regular home practice such as is

coached by practitioners like Cora Newman and Nancy Phillips in

Chicago, is the very best for most women and their families for

creating highest quality semen and ovum. Start at least 3 months

prior to conception for the developing ovum involved for that conception.

 

Claudia Welsch, both Ayurvedic Practitioner and licensed

Accupuncturist and Chinese herbalist, teaches some fascinating

discussion on Women's Health and Ayurveda including around

preconception, and healing our own birth stresses which tend to

perpetuate themselves thru generations.

 

Namaste

Ysha

 

> has anyone viewed this dvd and what are your impressions

> truly the care of pregnant moms & babies is #1 for me

> my dream is to have a center for preconception healing, which would

> also encompass care during pregnancy and after birthing

[Guest guest]

Another good video is the Psychology of Birth: Invitation to Intimacy

(http://owl.postle.net/ and www.ecstaticbirth.com/elmer.htm) by

Elmer Postle. He and Debbie, maker of the What Babies Want video,

(www.whatbabieswant.com) started out co-developing the film, and

they each did a one of their own. More perspectives are always

good!! Both films feature many of the same people.

 

janel

 

ayurveda , " Martha Oakes "

<AyurDoulas wrote:

>

> HI Linda;

> When I was at last year's MANA (Midwives of North America) national

> conference, they were showing this video called What Babies want.

I

> was so busy with our booth and presenting that I forgot to go back

and

> watch it, but many who saw it remarked how well done and powerful

it is.

>

> Ayurveda offers a very significant piece, I believe, in the

> preconception discussion especially with the contemporary issues

> around cleansing lipid soluble toxins such as pesticides and the

many

> ingredients not good for us found in everything from toothpastes to

> lotions, shampoos to houscleaning chemicals. In addition, the

> practice of panchakarma, even regular home practice such as is

> coached by practitioners like Cora Newman and Nancy Phillips in

> Chicago, is the very best for most women and their families for

> creating highest quality semen and ovum. Start at least 3 months

> prior to conception for the developing ovum involved for that

conception.

>

> Claudia Welsch, both Ayurvedic Practitioner and licensed

> Accupuncturist and Chinese herbalist, teaches some fascinating

> discussion on Women's Health and Ayurveda including around

> preconception, and healing our own birth stresses which tend to

> perpetuate themselves thru generations.

>

> Namaste

> Ysha

>

> > has anyone viewed this dvd and what are your impressions

> > truly the care of pregnant moms & babies is #1 for me

> > my dream is to have a center for preconception healing, which

would

> > also encompass care during pregnancy and after birthing

>

[Guest guest]

Well I think that you all know my take on this video, since I have

brought it up so much in the passed on this forum.

 

I think it is fantastic! I think that is a great intro video about

the consciousness of the baby in the womb and beyond and how babies

have awareness and how things that happen during pregnancy and their

birth can have an impact on their lives. I thought that it was a

fantastic video and I am getting more and more involved with this

sort of work as I mentioned in an earlier post I recently attended a

weekend birth and bonding workshop with Ray Castellino and midwife

Mary Jackson called " About Connections " Ray Castellino also works

with a group called BEBA (Building and Enhancing Bonding and

Attachment)

 

It was really great stuff, I was amazed! Both Ray Castellino and

Mary Jackson can be seen on the video What Babies Want which is an

amazing resource for families and the birthing community. I myself

am getting more and more into this aspect of compassion and

consciousness of the newborn and fetus within the womb and the long

term imprinting and how pregnancy, birth and early parenting

affects us in our everyday adult lives.

 

ALLIANCE FOR TRANSFORMING THE LIVES OF CHILDREN

champion a culture of compassionate individuals, families, and

communities who have fun with, learn from, and responsively and

lovingly interact with children. We accomplish this by providing

guidance about consciously conceiving, birthing, and nurturing

children.

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BEBA (Building and Enhancing Bonding and Attachment)

supports families to resolve prenatal, birth and other early trauma,

both physical and emotional, while facilitating the development of

compassionate relationships, the healthy growth of children, and

effective parenting.

http://www.beba.org/

 

 

Castellino Prenatal and Birth Training

to make Prenatal and Birth Therapy available to the world community

for children, adults, and especially for babies and new families

with the highest possible integrity, efficiency and compassion

http://www.castellinotraining.com/

 

What Babies Want

explores the profoundly important and sacred opportunity we have in

bringing children into the world.

http://www.whatbabieswant.com/

 

 

 

Your aspiring servant,

Rasa V. Devadiga

Birth Doula, Monitrice, Midwife Apprentice

Galloway, Ohio

TTC #1 since December 2004

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ayurveda , " Janel Lou Martin Miranda "

<janel_miranda wrote:

>

> Another good video is the Psychology of Birth: Invitation to

Intimacy

> (http://owl.postle.net/ and www.ecstaticbirth.com/elmer.htm) by

> Elmer Postle. He and Debbie, maker of the What Babies Want video,

> (www.whatbabieswant.com) started out co-developing the film, and

> they each did a one of their own. More perspectives are always

> good!! Both films feature many of the same people.

>

> janel

>

> ayurveda , " Martha Oakes "

> <AyurDoulas@> wrote:

> >

> > HI Linda;

> > When I was at last year's MANA (Midwives of North America)

national

> > conference, they were showing this video called What Babies

want.

> I

> > was so busy with our booth and presenting that I forgot to go

back

> and

> > watch it, but many who saw it remarked how well done and

powerful

> it is.

> >

> > Ayurveda offers a very significant piece, I believe, in the

> > preconception discussion especially with the contemporary issues

> > around cleansing lipid soluble toxins such as pesticides and the

> many

> > ingredients not good for us found in everything from toothpastes

to

> > lotions, shampoos to houscleaning chemicals. In addition, the

> > practice of panchakarma, even regular home practice such as is

> > coached by practitioners like Cora Newman and Nancy Phillips in

> > Chicago, is the very best for most women and their families for

> > creating highest quality semen and ovum. Start at least 3 months

> > prior to conception for the developing ovum involved for that

> conception.

> >

> > Claudia Welsch, both Ayurvedic Practitioner and licensed

> > Accupuncturist and Chinese herbalist, teaches some fascinating

> > discussion on Women's Health and Ayurveda including around

> > preconception, and healing our own birth stresses which tend to

> > perpetuate themselves thru generations.

> >

> > Namaste

> > Ysha

> >

> > > has anyone viewed this dvd and what are your impressions

> > > truly the care of pregnant moms & babies is #1 for me

> > > my dream is to have a center for preconception healing, which

> would

> > > also encompass care during pregnancy and after birthing

> >

>