Wednesday, 25 May 2016

HypnoBirthing Classes/Sessions in Chennai

Hypnobirthing is getting to be the most preferable option for mothers who choose Natural birth and Water Birth methods. Not many are aware of this method of relaxation and people who heard may think hypnosis is something out of my box. I am not a person who does meditation so it doesn't suite me, that's the reply I get from many.

But from couple who had enrolled for HypnoBirth sessions say a different thing. Its not about meditation its about a feeling which you would be imagining will come into reality.This can only be experienced can't be expressed in words.

Its a series of practice were the expected mom and dad does it in a regular manner which makes them to make the birth process under control at the time of labor.

Join in HappyMom Hypnobirthing Sessions to experience this pleasure in Birth


Pregnancy Classes , Antenatal Classes , ChildBirth Classes in Chennai

HappyMom Conducts Antenatal classes, ChildBirth Education Classes , Pregnancy  Classes and Hypnobirthing Sessions in Chennai



Bloom Healthcare, Velachery

Fortis Malar Hospital, Adyar

KM Speciality Hospital, KK Nagar

Nanditha Fertility Centre, Chetpet

Gunasekaran Hospital, T Nagar

In Kalaingnar Tv on WaterBirth in Chennai by Dr.Kavitha Gautham and Dr.Jayashree Jayakrishnan


Dr.Jayashree Jayakrishnan,Lactation Consultant, in Sun TV on Breastfeeding Issues


How to avoid Episiotomy?

How can I prevent the need to have an episiotomy?

The following measures can reduce the need for an episiotomy:
  • Good nutrition–healthy skin stretches more easily!
  • Kegels (exercise for your pelvic floor muscles)
  • A slowed second stage of labor where pushing is controlled
  • Warm compresses and support during delivery
  • Use of perineum massage techniques
  • Avoiding lying on your back while pushing

HappyMom helps mom to have WaterBirth & VBAC in Bloom Natural Birthing Centre

Water Delivery/Birth in Bloom Natural Birthing Centre, Chennai, First time in Chennai


10 Reasons to Have a Water Birth

Advocates of water birth provide a long list of benefits, some of which are included here:
· Provides greater comfort and mobility because the mother can move around with greater ease to change position in order to help the baby descend the birth canal.
· There is a reduction in pressure on the abdomen as a result of the buoyancy the water provides. Buoyancy promotes more efficient uterine contractions and better blood circulation. The result is better oxygenation of the uterine muscles, less pain for the mother and more oxygen for the baby.
· Water buoyancy also helps the mother conserve her energy. Immersion in water reduces the opposition to gravity, supporting the mother’s weight so that her energy can be used to focus on the contractions.
· The comfort of the warm water promotes deeper relaxation. Relaxation causes hormones to respond and the labor progresses better, more efficiently.
· The pelvic floor muscles become relaxed in water.
· Pain is minimized in water reducing the need for medications for pain.
· Water facilitates the second stage of labor. Many women are less inhibited in water and the warm water softens the vagina, vulva, and perineum, leading to fewer tears and injuries.
· A woman feels empowered when she delivers her baby while remaining awake, aware and in control. It enhances the birth experience for her and enriches her life though a sense of personal strength.
· It’s easier for men to become more involved in the entire process because the woman’s pain level and stress is greatly reduced. Usually men cannot endure seeing their partners in extreme pain or stress. Water birth significantly reduces that concern.
· Better interactions with the child ensue as a mother who has had a beautiful experience birthing her child will have an especially positive association with the baby and likewise, the baby who has not had trauma in birth will be relaxed and positive with the mother.
During the water birth, both mother and baby should be attended by someone who is well experienced in water births to monitor the progress of the labor and the condition of the baby. There are special underwater Doppler devices that can keep track of the baby’s heartbeat and, if the birth is done in a hospital or birthing center, IV lines can be run if necessary.

Aquanatal Classes first time in Chennai