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Pregnancy Belly Dancing
Belly dancing during pregnancy is a safe, fun and healthy way to reduce pain and increase comfort as you prepare for your birth adventure. This natural and ancient method to prepare for birth is easy to learn in the privacy of your home with our award winning DVD set, Dance of the Womb.
Dance of the Womb DVD
- Endorsed by the Australian National Association of Childbirth Educators and the Australian Doula College.
- A safe and effective dance expression supporting women throughout pregnancy and labor.
- Provides a natural birthing technique encouraging active birth at its most feminine and beautiful.
- Disk one contains a gentle 45 minute warmup, six guided dance techniques, and more.
- Disk two contains a 50 minute documentary of the instructor's homebirth at age 46 plus more.
Dance through your birth!
In pregnancy your ligaments loosen, your belly swells and becomes taut, and your body prepares to feed externally the life you are so effortlessly nourishing internally. You, too, are undergoing massive transformation from singular to plural, from daughter to mother, from simply living to being the giver of life. Climb inside this beautiful (and sometimes terrifying!) new body and let it move and swirl and undulate around the miracle of life inside you. Discover the movements that feel so right during the growth of your baby and in the birth itself. Enjoy the journey!
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