Change your birthing experience

by doing just one thing!

Would you like to utilize an ancient secret to achieve a painless childbirth?

This is a simple but almost magical method for

manifesting your
desired painless birthing experience.

Changing Behavior

Once ingrained in our childhood, most behavior becomes largely automatic; we experience a stimulus or trigger and react without conscious thought. Have you ever seen a three years old fall, bump his head and look at mom to find out which is the appropriate reaction?  If mom smiles he goes on confidently playing as if nothing happened, if mom panics he starts crying as if in agonizing pain.  Pain is a learned behavior, especially pain that is NOT DUE TO ANYTHING BEING WRONG, like the natural pressure of the  labor waves. That is why trying to change behavior, emotions or have a natural childbirth by using only our  self-will often fails.   It has nothing to do with our intentions, or our commitment to them, or our will power: our minds just don’t work that way.  We all need help!

What is the secret? Self-hypnosis!

How helpful is Hypnosis?

Hypnosis is an ancient form of healing dating back to the times of ancient India and Egypt.  Hypnosis is still widely used in modern China instead of anesthesia for many surgical procedures. “Hypnosis is helpful to anyone who is going into medical treatment, because it helps the person to stay relaxed and de-stressed,” says Joanne Marrow, PhD., professor emeritus at Cal State Sacramento. The common side effects of therapeutic hypnosis are: improved self-image and confidence, and a profound sense of achievement and empowerment.

Why should you use caution using pain-drugs?

READ THE RESEARCH*

THE EFFECTS OF THE EPIDURAL ON YOUR NEWBORN

The effect of epidural anesthesia on breastfeeding is highly controversial. For years, La Leche League leaders, lactation consultants and educators reported that babies whose  mothers had epidurals have problems suckling at the breast. These difficulties include inability to find the nipple, inability to self-latch and inability to suck properly. Difficulties in suckling occur because "caine" anesthetics enter the mother's circulation and cross the placenta. The newborn's liver is too immature to break down the medication, so the effects linger. A thorough review (Walker, M. Do labor medications affect breastfeeding? Journal of Human Lactation, 1997, Vol 13, No2, Pgs 131-7) of the effect of epidurals and narcotics on subsequent breastfeeding found that epidural drugs are present in the laboring mother's bloodstream, cross the placenta to the fetus and affect the baby's later behavior, often causing difficulty with latching on and "inefficient" sucking. These 'sleepy' babies may need more time to 'acquire efficient breastfeeding skills.

What is the alternative?

How you prepare you mind and body is the singular most important factor for the successful outcome of your birth.  Far too often our joy and excitement are over-shadowed by fear, uncertainty and questionable self-confidence. With the help of a professional Hypnotherapist you can reach and embrace your ability to change your state of fear, worry and stress into calm and self-confidence. When your mind, body, and soul are in harmony, you have essentially created the perfect balance for physical comfort, mental relaxation and emotional confidence. Relaxation, achieved through self-hypnosis techniques, releases the fear and tensions that cause long labor. Therefore, pain is eliminated. Fear creates tension and tension creates pain. This negative cycle is replaced with confidence, calm, and comfort. Through hypnosis, a naturally induced state of relaxed concentration, suggestions are communicated to the subconscious mind. Our subconscious mind directly influences what we think, how we feel, and the choices we make.  

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NOT SURE?

Here is more research* showing the following effects of the epidural:

Common Side Effects of Epidurals: Minimizing the Risks 

TRUST IN YOURSELF YOU CAN DO IT

Most of us have been programmed to believe that getting what we want involves struggle and effort. That's not longer necessary. If we focus our intentions, and turn on the secret switch in our subconscious, we will obtain our heart's desires effortlessly.

You can now take complete charge of your  birthing experience, obtain unprecedented levels of energy, feel amazing when you wake up in the morning, and  be prepared for a painless childbirth.

Here is my story!

I am a birth and postpartum doula certified through the International organization DONA. I am also a certified clinical hypnotherapist and the mother of two born at home painlessly.   Yes you heard it right, painlessly, and I am not alone.  Ever since their birth I have dedicated my life in encouraging mothers to birth stress, drug and pain-free. Many of my clients have benefited from my methodology and have achieved their desired births. Our ancestors did it without drugs, we can do it too.  Think about it, your doctor will not allow you to take a simple aspirin during pregnancy, but once in the hospital they'll inject a morphine derivative to ease the labor waves, opening the door to more medical intervention. Why do you need an epidural? So that you may relax and your baby can easily be born.  Why not use self-hypnosis, the most natural and proven way of relaxation to achieve the same results!

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No matter what happens you can say "I have done all I could."

Here is my Intention

I want to facilitate 10,000 painless childbirth in the next year; here is what you can do and how you can benefit from this amazing offer. Most of us have heard stories of painful, and complicated childbirth.  It seems no one out there cares to spread the word that childbirth can be PAINLESS.  I can, for I have experienced it first hand, and have helped several  clients obtain a natural and painless experience.

It’s a win-win situation; you get solid tools to prepare for the best outcome at an impossibly small investment; I win the challenge and facilitate 10,000 births, and we’ll share  our stories of joyful birthing experiences, and give hope to thousands of women all over the world!

ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS MAKE A SMALL INVESTMENT ON YOURSELF       

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Why not get ready for the big event while you are asleep!

Read what the professionals say about this amazingly relaxing CD!

Joyful Birth is a wonderful, relaxing self-hypnosis CD that holds the secret to melting away your worries and fears of labor and delivery. It works while you are in a state of total relaxation. J.R. Midwife

Joyful Birth is a wonderful childbirth preparation CD that creates a deep and delightful state of relaxation, comfort and confidence. It allows expectant moms to release their bodies to serenity and affirm to themselves their own inner power and peace, their ability to give birth, and their readiness to become a mother. Soft, gentle background music becomes part of the soothing energy of this guided journey into self, bringing an easy expectation for a beautiful and joyful birthing experience. I highly recommend it!{{Hugs}} Kerry www.hypnobabies.com

Dear Giuditta,
I want to let you know how wonderful your "Joyful Birth-Self-Hypnosis for a painless and joyful childbirth" is. I played it during the labor of my last two clients and they were able to completely relax. Actually I was able to rest myself !!! Your voice, your suggestions and the beautiful music really help create a peaceful atmosphere around the mother and her partner. After the birth, both mothers told me how much the visualizations helped them to cope with the contractions even when the CD was not actually playing. In short, "Joyful Birth" worked very well as a great relaxation tool !!!
Caroline Tirran
Certified birth doula

 I just wanted to thank you for helping our birth be smooth and manageable. That's the best way I can describe it. I listened to your cd  everyday for the 4-5 wks prior that I had it. and I listened to it all during labor and delivery. it really helped to recognize that each contraction
 would come and go and then I have a break. it was very nice to have and then it turned out that the contractions didn't feel that painful,  just kind of there working to get the baby out. I was totally present during the whole labor and very relaxed and comfortable with what was going on. When the baby dropped down, I just relaxed and let her go there and let  labor progress. Such a difference from my first birth where I was tense and resisting the contractions. wow.  we only pushed for 20 min and she  was there. I also preferred to not be in a bed this labor but to walk around and at the end stand and sit with birthing chair. 
 Thanks again, you've a gift to bring joy to birthing and I just wanted to say a big thank YOU and will be telling friends who get pregnant  about you and your cd. Carolyn 

Your cd is of immense help, I listen to it regularly and enjoy reading your newsletters too. (Sahara New Delhi)

.I just wanted to let you know that I rec'd the CD and find it very
relaxing. I like the pace and the detail of the imagery. It puts me to
sleep every night. A sleep deprived pregnant woman can be very
dangerous. (It must work.) Thank you, C. Schultz

 I was and still am amazed at the fact that hypnosis worked so well in helping me cope with the contractions.  Whenever, I tell my friends about you, the hypnotherapy is the highlight of my conversation.  Paulette and Kumari

I just wanted to let you know that I rec'd the CD and find it very
relaxing. I like the pace and the detail of the imagery. It puts me to
sleep every night. A sleep deprived pregnant woman can be very
dangerous. (It must work.)
Thanks you, C. Schultz

I was able to have a natural birth without any drugs or medical interventions due to the help and training provided us by Doula Giuditta.

We can't recommend Doula Giuditta highly enough.  The experience was amazingly wonderful, much like that written about Ina May's Guide to Childbirth (a great book, by the way!).  Feel free to contact us through Giuditta for more information.

Warmest regards, thanks and peace,  Liza & Bill Taylor

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Whatever a person feels deeply or images clearly, is impressed upon
the subconscious mind, and carried out in minute details. These daily affirmations are designed to  help you bring into your life love, happiness, peace of mind and a powerful connection
with the divine.

Monthly bulletin with the latest articles  on all stages of your pregnancy, breastfeeding and childcare

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 P.S. If you are not pregnant, you might consider getting a copy anyway  buy a copy and consider giving it at the next baby

shower you attend!  If you are a birthing professional you may consider getting a copy to use with your clients and get a little break. (Read our testimonials from doulas who have used our CD)

Here is what people say about a drug-free birthing experience

“… [while in labor] I used your technique the entire time, and I have to tell you, it worked!” Kelly Darbone, mother of Dawson, Dalla,s TX.

(Natural painless childbirth)

Thank you so much for you help at the birth of our daughter Ngaire.  With your help the labour and delivery went really smoothly and was a wonderful experience. 

Leela was born drug-free and healthy.  Doulas are a blessing and the experience will never be forgotten. It was the spiritual event I prayed for and received.

Veronica and Leela.

Should we be blessed with a second
child, I will start working with Giuditta earlier so that I can benefit
from her self-hypnosis CDs and her wonderful, positive spirit."

J&J Brennan and baby Patience

My husband is in the Navy and to tell you the truth ,  I was thankful my husband was deployed --  otherwise ,  it probably would not have been such a quick  , painless, and unstressful labor.

 Joane Pacleb mother of baby Celeste Jasmine

 online review from Amazon.com

Finally Someone who believes women can do it!, I am a mother of a 3 month old beautiful boy. When I was pregnant I was searching the web for some serious and loving information about the spiritual aspect of pregnancy and birth, and for someone who told me that it was possible to have a child painlessly. There are many websites, but this one excels in making a mommy-to-be feel like a goddess. There are so many articles and it seems I can go nearly every month and find something new and very encouraging and useful. I joined their newsletter and receive great info, even now that I am breastfeeding! I recommend it highly to any mommy!
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*By Janelle Durham, 2004.

* Leighton, B.L., and S.H. Halpern. 2002. The effects of epidural anesthesia on labor, maternal, and neonatal outcomes: A systematic review. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 186: S69-77.

** Lieberman, E., and C. O’Donoghue. 2002. Unintended effects of epidural anesthesia during labor: A systematic review. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 186: S31-68.

† Mayberry, L.J., D. Clemmens, and A De. 2002. Epidural analgesia side effects, co-interventions, and care of women during childbirth: A systematic review. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 186: S81-93.

 Additional Sources: “Epidural Anesthesia in Labor: An Evaluation of the Risks and Benefits” by Thorp and Breedlove, Birth, June 1996. This was a literature review article, which summarized the results of numerous studies involving thousands of births. Other information from: Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Newborn by Simkin, Whalley, and Keppler (2001 edition). Maternity & Women’s Health Care by Lowdermilk, Perry, and Bobak (6th Edition, 1997). Family-Centered Maternity and Newborn Care by Celeste R. Phillips (Fourth edition, 1996). “Epidural Epidemic” by Dozer and Baruth, Mothering, July-August 1999. “What no one tells you about Epidurals” by Penny Simkin; “The Cascade of Interventions” by Pam England; and Epidural’s Effects on Babies” by Beverley Lawrence Beech, in Mothering, March-April 2000.  “Epidural Express” by Nancy Griffin, Mothering, Spring 1997; “So you Want an Epidural” website by Kim James.

Additional data from the most recent studies can be found on the childbirth educator resources page.