Positively Hypnobirthing

30/03/2026

Awesome 🎥 by - so powerful to watch ❤️
She’s so beautifully tuned in to her instincts, surrounded by great support, and those low, instinctual, grunty sounds 👌 vocalising to help the pelvic floor soften and lengthen - she’s literally using her voice to bring her baby down 🙌

Such an incredible example of what unfolds in birth when a woman feels safe, supported, and free to follow her body’s cues ✨

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What the movies show isn’t what birth always looks like 🥲

I absolutely love re-living all 3 of my babies births. All three looked very similar to this.

At home. Peaceful. I thoroughly enjoyed them. 🥰

I remember seeing videos like this when I was pregnant with my first baby and it gave me so much hope.

It honestly made me SO excited.

Without ever experiencing birth the first time I just KNEW it could be enjoyable. I knew it could be peaceful.
And I was right.

No, not every birth looks like this. But this has been my experience three times and I want women to know that if they are desiring a peaceful, calm, enjoyable birth it’s totally possible.

I pray this encourages you and gives you hope like it did for me.

If you want to learn more about how to flow with God’s natural design for your body in labor, I have a free birth prep video playlist called Birth Without Burden.

💬Just comment “BIRTHFREEBIE” and I will send it to you!

& follow along for more like this!

24/03/2026

Aww… this is just so beautiful! ❤️ I supported this mum and her partner through the Hypnobirthing Australia™ course for her first birth… back when she told me she’d feared birth her whole life and was certain she’d have a c‑section.

But with knowledge, practise, preparation and mindset work (and doing it all with her partner), everything changed.
She saw birth differently.
She trusted her body.
And she went on to have the most beautiful hypnobirth at home - the video is on her page and mine, which is so amazing to see.

Then she did it again for baby number two 🤩

And now here she is… having her third empowered hypnobirth, surrounded by her partner and her two kids at home in the birth pool 😍

Three hypnobirths later, the transformation is undeniable…
Practise, preparation, knowledge and mindset work… they matter!!
And the biggest shift came from the work she put in. That’s what changed everything.

Zarah and James, big congratulations! Watching you welcome your newest little addition into your family makes my heart so full, and I’m so grateful to have been a tiny part of your journey… and to see how far you’ve come ❤️

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So grateful and deeply blessed to welcome our beautiful baby boy, Koah Lee Nolland 🤍

Born peacefully at home on 16.3.26 at 3:33am ✨

12/03/2026

Most mums tell me the same thing: “I’m excited to meet my baby… but birth feels scary.” 🥺
And honestly? That’s completely normal. Birth feels scary when no one has ever taught us what’s actually happening in our body, what our options are, or how to stay calm when things get intense.

👉 So here are 3 of the biggest fears around birth and what actually helps.
✅ Because when you understand what’s going on…
✅ When you know how to work with your body…
✅ When your partner knows how to support you…
Everything feels different.

Birth becomes less “I hope I can do this” and more “I know what’s happening, and I’ve got tools to help me through it.” 💪

If this post gave you even one little “ohhh that makes sense” moment, imagine what 2 full days of learning, practising, and preparing could do 🙌

My next Hypnobirthing Australia™ Course:
Sunday 12th & 19th April 8:30am - 4pm
At Hot Yoga Southport
Perfect for mums 20+ weeks pregnant

If you’re ready to step into birth feeling calm, informed, and confident - I’d love to have you in this group.
Send me a DM to book your spot or link in my bio 🥰

06/03/2026

Such a beautiful example of really trusting the process - your body, your baby, and the support around you. I often get questions in class about the umbilical cord around baby’s neck (so common, about 1 in 3!) and how baby is ok “underwater” when the head is out in a water birth. When we have the knowledge and the right support, it’s so much easier to lean into that trust. Seeing it all unfold so calmly here is just awesome 😍


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Unedited last 2min of water birth from pushing head out to waiting until the next contraction to push rest out, to cord around the neck - to show how long it can be when you go slowly with your body to push baby out. Birth doesn’t need to be rushed. And when working with an incredible provider, even something like a cord around neck can be taken care of in seconds without any rushed/emergency vibes in the room!

Edit: this was my 2nd baby’s birth in case that’s confusing - still very pregnant and gearing up for baby 3’s birth!

04/03/2026

Your baby doesn’t just “drop” into the pelvis - they navigate it 💃👍
And each level of the pelvis needs different movements to help create space.

👉At the inlet, hip extension, wide knees and pelvic rocking help baby engage.
👉At the midpelvis, asymmetry helps baby rotate past those “sticky‑outy” bones.
👉At the outlet, internal rotation and reaching up help baby descend and be born.

The pelvis is dynamic... It changes shape, and when you understand how it moves, birth starts to make a lot more sense.

This is the kind of practical, body-based birth prep we explore in the Body Ready Birth Workshop.
You’ll learn how to move with your body, and your partner will learn how to support you through each level 🤝

If you want to feel more confident, more connected, and more prepared for birth, I’d love to have you join me my next workshop.

DM me for the link or click in my bio 🥰

26/02/2026

Mums LOVE this abdominal sifting technique 🧘‍♀️😌… especially in the final weeks. It’s so relaxing, helps release tight muscles, aligns the uterus and creates space for baby to position themselves into a more optimal position✨

And techniques like this aren’t about forcing baby into a ‘perfect’ position… it’s about balance and mobility.

Baby is super smart, and we’re giving baby the best chance of finding the room to do their thing and make their way down through the pelvis.

This lovely couple were doing such a beautiful job in their Refresher Hypnobirthing Australia™ session, as they get ready for their birth. We went through movements, hypnobirthing tools, all the good stuff… and yes, the timing of the song saying ‘come be the man I need’ made me smile because he really WAS that guy 👌💪🤝 And feeling that love and support will absolutely help mum in the lead up to birth and on the day 😍

Feeling so excited for these two as they get closer to meeting their new little love.

If you’re prepping for your next birth, I’d love to support you - whether it’s a private Refresher or the full Hypnobirthing Australia™ course. My next group course is on March 8th & 15th 🥰

24/02/2026

Birth isn’t about one position. Your pelvis needs different movements at each stage… when baby reaches the:
- inlet
- Midpelvis
- outlet

Most people don’t realise that baby’s journey through the pelvis changes as labour progresses… and your body can actually help them move through each level.

A little movement knowledge goes a long way in helping labour feel smoother, more intuitive, and more supported.

This is exactly what we practise (with your partner!) in my Body Ready Birth Workshop this Sunday:
1st March
8:30am - 12:30pm
Hot Yoga Southport
on the Gold Coast

Places still available. Come and join. Love to support you and your birth partner and get you both feeling confident and ready for birth 🤗

DM me if you want the link 🥰

02/12/2025

✨ Birth is sacred. Midwifery is so important, but our system is struggling 😔
This student midwife speaks with such heart - loving the work, but feeling the weight of rising inductions, c-sections, and the conveyor belt hospital system.

Midwives are meant to be ‘with’ women. To protect physiological birth. To hold space. But the system isn’t supporting them, and it’s costing us all.

Sharing this 🎥 .fromabridge because it’s true. And it matters. We can’t create change until we see what’s happening around us.

Let’s listen. Let’s advocate. Let’s do better… for birthing women and for midwives 💕

.fromabridge
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“I’ve just come from a 12 and a half hour night shift - I’m a student Midwife” - Victoria’s View From A Bridge
Filmed + interviewed
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Original music
Production assistant lilah.bloom

28/11/2025

Busting a common myth here: You don’t have to be quiet to hypnobirth. You can hum, moan, groan, roar your baby out - or be silent if that’s what feels right for you.

But here’s the physiology behind it:
👉Low tones help your pelvic floor relax and lengthen
👉High tones tend to tighten those muscles
👉Your diaphragm and pelvic floor are connected - so your voice really does matter
👉Your jaw mirrors your pelvis - tension in one often means tension in the other

So if you’re preparing for birth, try this:
✨ Breathe down to your baby
✨ Make low sounds like HAAA, OHMM or HUUMM
✨ Keep your jaw soft and relaxed

Let your voice support your body. Let your body lead the way.

And if you want to learn more about the physiology of birth and learn techniques that actually work, come join my final Hypnobirthing Australia™ group course for the year - Dec 7 & 14 on the Gold Coast
Link in bio to book - I’d love to support you on your journey 💕

PS: Sorry for the audio jumping around… my hands were flying everywhere while I talked 😅 hehee

18/11/2025

I love this 🎥 by ❤️ Birth with family present = equal parts support team + comedy show 😂 But it’s the bloopers, the real life stuff, that makes it unforgettable and special 🥰

This is for the mum’s I know who are preparing for their second birth and will have their own real life going on as they birth 💕


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What Birth can look like with family present 😍😅🥰
We’re your kids present at birth? 👇🏼
Are you planning on having them present?👇🏼

I’d love to know ☺️🙏🏻

Video credit

14/11/2025