CHAPTER 1 OF AN INSTRUCTIONAL SERIES OF 7 CHAPTERS DESIGNED TO INCREASE EMOTIONAL BONDING OF MOTHER AND CHILD BOTH BEFORE AND AFTER BIRTH.
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Our Mother Child Bonding Series is based on our experiences with mothers and children in our SOULSPEAK MOTHER/CHILD programs.
We feel the optimum benefit can be had by starting before birth, but it can be started after birth at any time: the first month, first year, second year, third year and right up through year six.
Just as a healthy physical and emotional environment aids in developing a happy, healthy baby, our experience (and the experience of others) has shown that a clean, non-stressful environment is just the beginning of what can be done to create a healthy, lasting emotional bond between you and your baby.
What is needed is a way of transferring the deepest emotions of the mother’s heart to the baby, both in the womb and afterwards.
Many mothers instinctively sing to their baby, or play music for their baby, during pregnancy (and afterwards) to help accomplish this.
It is an excellent first step, and one that is also an integral part of the SOULSPEAK Mother Child Bonding Program.
What is totally unique about SOULSPEAK is that it allows mothers to speak to their babies from the deepest part of the beings. Many mothers speak to their babies instinctively, even in the womb, but usually in a chatty, informal way. It is a natural connection.
What SOULSPEAK allows mothers to do is deepen that natural connection and speak to their babies from the deepest part of their souls. It makes the connection transcendent.
It doesn’t matter that the baby doesn’t understand the words, what the baby feels is what you feel, and what you feel when you do SOULSPEAK is a moment of transcendence, of rising into light, that has no equal.
The baby will remember that feeling and will wait for it to happen again.
Speaking SOULSPEAK to your baby is like infusing your baby with emotional light. It is a transcendent light that is like no other. That light can be continually fed to your baby by doing SOULSPEAK.
Just by doing SOULSPEAK, the mother child bond will grow deeper all by itself, and when the child starts to speak, the child will begin to echo your SOULSPEAK until at age 5 or 6 the child will begin to compose SOULSPEAK with you, automatically.
That is because SOULSPEAK is an inherent part of our human nature. The kind of bonding that can be achieved through SOULSPEAK can never be broken. Never.
You will run into problems with your child at every stage of his or her life, problems of anger, confusion, misunderstanding, but that is only natural.
What SOULSPEAK allows you to do is step aside with the child and resolve those problems, not just on a thinking level or physical level, but on a Heart Level, the only level that is truly lasting and weathers any storm.
By simply viewing the chapters and responding to them, you will be able to spontaneously speak SOULSPEAK to your baby. If you wish, you can start long before the baby is born.
You can continue the process for a lifetime. You and the child can do SOULSPEAK whenever you feel like it.
Every time you do, the Mother Child bond will be strengthened.
You can do it once a day, once a week, once a month, depending on your personal rhythms.
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