The Role of a Prenatal Educator

by Susana Lopes

A prenatal educator plays a vital role in supporting and inspiring not only expecting mothers and families, but society as a whole, by highlighting the importance of gestation as a foundational stage in human development.

The importance of prenatal bonding on health and learning

by Christina Warmenbol

How it improves health indicators such as intelligence, language, physical development, mental and emotional development and motor skills.

What is Prenatal Memory?

by Yuko Igarashi

Dr. Akira Ikegawa has been touching many souls of parents, especially mothers, and changing the lives of people all around the world. The concept of Prenatal Memory has been researched for more than 20 years and is instrumental in solving many cases of difficult parenting situations such as a miscarriage, a child suffering an ailment, or being born with a physical handicap. Currently, this concept has been applied through different professions and practices throughout Japan.

From Mother to Daughter

by Carla Machado

From mother to daughter is a proposal for a rite of passage for girls, focusing on their empowerment so they can continue honoring what they carry in their heart and connecting with their intuition throughout adolescence, which will become increasingly important in this new stage of life.

The importance of the bond between the mother and her unborn baby

by Susana Lopes

A maternal bond is the relationship and connection that exists between a mother and her child. This bond is vital not only for the baby’s survival but for the survival of humanity as a whole. It is the first experience of love we have in life - one that begins even before pregnancy, during the time a woman is thinking about having a child.

Cultural Impacts of Prenatal Awareness

by Christina Warmenbol

Why this early period, if done with support and consciousness, can lay the groundwork for peace and love OR if done without consciousness, can be the foundation for a violent culture?

How is Life in the Womb

by Susana Lopes

Nowadays scientific research reveals that unborn babies are as vulnerable to their environment inside the womb as they are later on, outside the womb.

Healing Mother's Emotional Wounds with Prenatal Memory

by Yuko Igarashi

This is a transcript created from the video titled, "Healing Mother's Emotional Wounds with Prenatal Memory".

The Importance of Rhythm during Labor

by Susana Lopes

Why this early period, if done with support and consciousness, can lay the groundwork for peace and love OR if done without consciousness, can be the foundation for a violent culture?

Overcoming the Limitations of Modern Medicine

by Yuko Igarashi

Life is supposedly a continuum but we are offered fragmented health care which is not holistic so I think that is causing the problem. The dogma of science so far is that we are not human until we are born or maybe we recognize that they are alive but do not identify them as a baby.

Anxiety During Pregnancy

by Susana Lopes

Stressful events predispose us to feelings of anxiety, and 20% to 30% of women will experience some form of anxiety during pregnancy. Pregnancy itself can lead to anxiety due to its inherent physical and emotional transformations, as well as the new life challenges it brings you, your partner and your family.

Science and the Roots of Love

by Laura Uplinger and Suzanne Arms

Cell biology, brain science and child development studies confirm the findings of transpersonal psychology and sacred teachings of long ago: What we experience at the very beginning of life deeply shapes our health, the way we live, and our life choices.