Nutrition | Spiritual Birth

Birth in South Africa November 4, 2017April 23, 2021 by Marianne Littlejohn

What are we Feeding our Unborn Babies?

While the common reasons for diabetes such as poor eating habits or genetic predisposition increases the risk of diabetes during pregnancy, the changes in our farming methods may well tip us over the edge in terms of our health and the health of our unborn babies. This is a public health issue for pregnant women and we need to be informed. We cannot grow healthy babies if we are eating unhealthy food.

Birth Conference May 30, 2010May 31, 2010 by Marianne Littlejohn

Damanhur Birth Summit 2010 – Part 3: Introduction to Prenatal Health & Psychology

Given the information we have about the effects of nutrition, stress and memory in prenatal life, we should be paying alot more attention to the mother in early pregnancy and indeed the young adult or teenager before pregnancy occurs. The above knowldege should inform government and global policy. We are in the process of creating the future of humanity here.

Women need to prepare for natural birth in every aspect of their lives, including the spiritual, emotional, mental and physical areas of their being. A woman deserves the right to choose her companions as well as where and how she will give birth to her child.

Pregnancy and birth are normal life events for most women. To this end, interventions should be kept to a minimum wherever possible. A baby who is born gently and welcomed by warm, caring parents receives the best possible start in life.

Women who are well prepared in their minds, bodies and spirits can experience birth as a profoundly moving and empowering event.