Hypnobirthing childbirth

education class

A peaceful, evidence-based approach that helps you reduce fear, embrace relaxation, and achieve a calm and joyful birth.

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ABOUT Hypnobirthing:

HypnoBirthing is as mindset and a method for achieving a satisfying, relaxing and stress-free birth. This amazing program teaches you, along with your birth partner, the art and joy of experiencing birth in a more comfortable manner. When you are properly prepared for childbirth and when the mind and body are in harmony, your body is free to function in the same well-designed manner that it does with all mothers in nature.

Through a very simple program of relaxation and education, women learn to dismiss fear-based stories, misinformation, and birthing myths; and they are helped to see birth as normal. They learn to trust that their bodies know how to bring their babies into the world in the calm and gentle way.

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Give birth

with confidence

and calm

be informed

of your choices

in birth

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feel connected to your partner, your body and your baby

Be better supported

by your

birth team

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Learn proven techniques to reduce pain in birth

Leave a fearful

and anxious

mindset behind

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The benefits

HypnoBirthing offers several benefits for parents during pregnancy, birth, and parenting. While many enroll to manage pain during childbirth, they often experience additional advantages!

    • Reduces risk of pelvic floor damage

    • Fewer cases of pre-eclampsia/dehydration

    • Fewer interventions and surgical births

    • Decreased use of oxytocics or AROM

    • Shortens the first and second stages of labor by several hours & allows the birthing mother to utilize the natural pulsations of her body to breathe her baby down to the crowning stage, rather than pushing for long, exhausting periods of time

    • Fewer pre-term and low-weight babies

    • Lessened or eliminated need for epidural, episiotomy, & other interventions

    • Happier & content mothers & babies

    • Babies born alert; able to nurse almost immediately

    • No cases of postpartum depression reported

    • Infants with higher than average APGAR scores

    • Eliminates the Fear-Tension-Pain syndrome before, during, & after birth

    • Lessens fatigue during labor, leaving the mother, fresh, awake, & energized as she births her baby

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The Curriculum

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    Week 1: Setting the Stage

    Philosophy & Beginnings of HypnoBirthing

    How the Uterus Works in Childbirth

    How Fear Affects Labor

    Mind/Body Connection

    What Causes Pain in Labor

    The Importance of Relaxation

    The Power of the Mind

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    Week 2: Falling in love with your baby and body

    Preparing Your Mind & Body for Birth

    Pre-Birth Bonding with Your Baby

    Selecting Care Providers

    Special Breathing Techniques

    Relaxation Techniques

    Releasing Fear

  • Week 3: Visualization AND DEEPENING

    Deepenings and Visualizations for Labor and Birth

    Birth Plan/Preference Creation

    Initiating Labor Naturally

    Artificial Inductions

    Breech-Presenting Babies

    The Estimated Due Date

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    Week 4: Overview of Childbirth

    Your Body’s Perfect Design

    The Onset of Labor

    Thinning & Opening Phase

    Labor Comforts

    When Labor Slows or Rests

    Birth Companion's Support Role

    Advocacy

    Misconceptions about Labor

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    Week 5: Bonding, Breastfeeding, and Postpartum

    Nearing Completion

    Optimal Positioning for Baby in Labor & Birth

    Birth's Perfect Design

    Breathing Through Labor

    Positions During Labor, Descent, & Birthing

    The Magical First Hour

    Breastfeeding

    Fourth Trimester

Upcoming Classes

  • HypnoBirthing Childbirth Education Series

    5 × 2.5 hour sessions, one night a week

    DATES: Wednesdays, July 9, 2025 - August 6, 2025

    7/9, 7/16, 7/23, 7/30, 8/6

    TIME: 6:00-8:30pm

    LOCATION: New Mom School Rancho Cucamonga

    11940 Foothill Blvd, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739

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  • HypnoBirthing childbirth education series

    5 × 2.5 hour sessions, one night a week

    DATES: Wednesdays, September 10, 2025 - October 8, 2025

    9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8

    TIME: 6:00-8:30pm

    LOCATION: New Mom School Rancho Cucamonga

    11940 Foothill Blvd, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739

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Frequently asked questions

  • HypnoBirthing encompasses all of the information from a traditional childbirth education class, but with SO much more! Here are some things that make HypnoBirthing special:

    • An emphasis on the mind-body connection to help mom stay calm and in control, promoting a smoother birth.

    • Prioritizing bonding with your baby before, during, and after birth.

    • Lots of evidence-based information on hospital procedures and interventions so you can make informed choices

    • In depth education on the functions of your amazing uterus and hormones so you can work WITH labor, not against it.

  • No. There are alot of misconceptions about what Hypnobirthing is! Hypnobirthing do not include any religious or spiritual belief system. It is simply a method and a mindset for a peaceful and positive birth.

  • The “hypnosis” affilation with hypnobirthing refers to relaxation techniques. While it is often referred to as "hypnosis," it’s not about going into a deep trance or losing control. Instead, it focuses on using the power of the mind to reduce stress, fear, and pain by promoting deep relaxation.

  • HypnoBirthing has been chosen by thousands of expecting parents throughout the world to prepare for the birth of their child. Educators consistently receive positive birth stories from their students and testimonials about how grateful they were for the tools and techniques to use throughout pregnancy, birth, and beyond.

    While not every mama who takes a HypnoBirthing class experiences a physiological birth, parents who have taken this course have reported fewer interventions and greater satisfaction. HypnoBirthing is for all parents and all types of births!

    This course will provide you with support, knowledge, and tools for achieving your birth goals and it is designed to give you the best chance at having a instinctual and peaceful birth, while also preparing parents to navigate whatever path their birth takes. There is no way to “fail” HypnoBirthing! Every new baby is a glorious success however they arrive!

  • The best time to take the class is between 20 and 35 weeks of pregnancy. So you have adequate amount of time to practice and prepare.

  • Yes! Ideally partners will come to every class with you. Partners will be very much involved in the classes! They are taught how to be an active, calming presence, helping create a peaceful environment and assisting with the techniques and advocacy during labor to ensure both emotional and physical support throughout your birth experience.

  • Some insurances do cover the cost of childbirth education classes or may allow the use of a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Care Savings Account (HSA) to pay for prenatal classes. I am more than happy to provide the necessary paperwork for insurance reimbursement.

  • Please reach out if you notice that a class date might conflict with your schedule. There are lots of options we can discuss! Even if it’s a last minute thing.

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