Childbirth
Are you excited that your long-awaited baby is finally on the way, yet still experiencing intrusive thoughts?
- Do you realize that you're no longer alone in your body and feel anxious about whether your diet or emotional state might somehow harm your baby?
- Does the thought of giving birth bring on panic, nervousness, or anxiety?
- Are you afraid of the pain, potential complications, or not knowing when it's the right time to go to the hospital?
- Would you like your childbirth experience to be smooth and complication-free, but every thought about this big event makes you nervous?
- Do you already know that your baby is in a breech position and refuses to turn?
- Have you been told that a C-section is unavoidable, and you’re struggling to accept it?
- Are you afraid of the medical staff and worried that you won’t be able to stand up for yourself?
- Or have you already been through one (or two) births, carrying emotional and physical scars, making the thought of going through it again even more terrifying?
More than anything, you wish for your baby to be safe and healthy, yet every doctor's appointment makes you nervous, filling you with worries.
Your due date is approaching, and some remarks from doctors frighten you. You're afraid to ask questions about things you don’t fully understand.
- Have you been told that you’ll have trouble breastfeeding because your breasts are too big/small or because of inverted nipples?
- You’re trying your best - actively preparing, attending prenatal classes, visiting the maternity ward - but you still feel like it’s not enough?
Friends who have already given birth compete over whose labor was longer and more difficult.
The most frequently mentioned words are pain and fear.
It’s completely understandable that you feel anxious and overwhelmed.
The truth is, birth truly matters - it significantly impacts the long-term bond between mother and child and how the baby adapts to the big world around him/her.
Childbirth can be a calm and gentle process for mother and baby, or it can be a traumatic experience that affects breastfeeding, sleep, separation anxiety, a child's physiological development, and even postpartum depression in mothers.
There are many ways a baby can come into the world.
But it’s important to remember that nothing is wrong, and a mother should never blame herself if things don’t go as planned.
A C-section can still be a gentle experience that meets all the essential aspects of a physiological birth.
In any case, it’s beneficial for a woman to be fully prepared for childbirth—not only by educating herself and understanding the process but also by being mentally balanced and confident.
If you already feel uncomfortable at the thought of childbirth and are overwhelmed by negative thoughts and emotions, now is the time to start working on it.
Pregnancy is a special and delicate period when past traumas tend to resurface, painful experiences come back to mind, and fears - about finances, health, or family - become even more “bigger”.
All of this can lead to distressing emotional states that affect the mother and the baby. That’s why it’s important to address them as soon as possible.
For you and your baby, it is great to approach birth in the best possible mental state.
How to do it?
Step 1:
To overcome fears, anxiety, and gain a sense of calm and confidence, I highly recommend starting with Customized drops asap.The basic course lasts 3 months.
With M.E.G therapy dr. Bach - Customized drops, you will:
- Eliminate fear, anxiety, panic, and stress about childbirth
- Calm overwhelming and distressing thoughts
- Gain inner peace and self-confidence
- Strengthen your personal boundaries
- Connect more easily with your baby
- And last but not least, boost your energy - negative thoughts and emotions will no longer drain you
The drops are custom-made just for you, ensuring they work effectively and directly solve your specific issues.
Step 2:
Use M.E.G therapy dr. Bach - Acute crisis - SOS drops to immediate relief from overwhelming negative thoughts and emotions. Many moms have had great experiences using them right before and even during labor.
Step 3:
Take care of your health with Vitamin C, which our body can no longer produce on its own but is important for many processes in our body - especially when you are growing another human inside you.
Most people are deficient in Vitamin C, which can manifest as low energy, fatigue, weakened immunity, mental discomfort, slower wound healing, bruising, and much more.
When I was preparing for my planned C-section, I took Customized Drops, Vitamin C - Mango, and of course, Acute Crisis - SOS Drops. Thanks to the SOS Drops, I went into labor feeling calm inside, and the hospital staff was surprised at how relaxed I was. After birth, they were even more amazed at how much milk I had! My milk supply kicked in quickly, and I had enough to last throughout the postpartum period. I wholeheartedly recommend it to all moms!
- Meg Mašková
Find out why Vitamin C is so important - here.
Step 4:
Take care of your skin with M.E.G Body serum, which provides your stretched belly, legs, and breasts with everything they need to prevent stretch marks and dryness.
