MOTHER BLESSING CIRCLE
For women who want to feel loved, supported and celebrated as they approach their birthing day
(whether it’s your 1st or 5th baby).
A Mother Blessing is similar to a baby shower but instead of the women in your circle celebrating your baby by showering them in gifts, they celebrate YOU and your transition from maiden to mother and instead of playing games, you practise beautiful rituals.
A Mother Blessing is inspired by a sacred Navajo ceremony, called a Blessingway but as a sign of respect, we call it a Mother Blessing or a Baby Blessing.
My intention as your Mother Blessing Circle facilitator is to provide you with a loving, joyful and personalised experience.
Your Mother Blessing Circle includes:
Investment: $300
Optional Extras:
Prices On Request
About Me
I’ve been working with pregnant women and new mothers for the past 20 years as a Prenatal and Postnatal Yoga and Pilates Instructor and more recently as a Hypnobirthing Australia Practitioner, Birth and Postpartum Doula and Women's Circle Facilitator. I'm a qualified and experienced Circle Facilitator having trained with Imogen Bailey from Honouring Heart.
If you'd like to feel:
Loved
Supported
Celebrated
as you approach your birthing day
and would like a loving, joyful and personalised experience
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