BirthInk HypnoBirthing Malaysia

BirthInk HypnoBirthing Malaysia At BirthInk we help parents have a wonderful pregnancy, birth & after through holistic approach.
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03/05/2026

To celebrate myself
And efforts
And to celebrate my boy

Most people make the mistake of preparing for labour and delivery after 35 weeks. Nah too late.Want to get it right? Sta...
03/05/2026

Most people make the mistake of preparing for labour and delivery after 35 weeks. Nah too late.
Want to get it right? Start early and be consistent.

Anyways this is going to happen soon.. see you there..

30/04/2026

Hoping to change the narration about long labours, yes while 12hr labours are ideal, what happens when you missed that window of opportunity to allow your body a "fast" labour?

Wouldn't you say it is equally important to know how to address a long labour? To understand what stage of progress you are at, and not by some finger width apart baseless information, but by what you are feeling and what's truly happening.

And when you do, you'll know better what position to be in and what to tackle for progress. How to observe the flow of labour and how to know things are moving along, or when you'll need some rest again.

The other thing is to have your bag of pain management tools, and having a wider option than just the 3 medical limitations (epidural, pethidine, Entonox)

Instead of winging it during labour
Learn to manage your labour
Together as husband and wife.
This is what informed decision helps you with.

24/04/2026

So she did it, she went 41+5 and she eventually gave birth, she was the one who prompted me before all the other 4 births, but you see how things play out.

Yes of course when labours go long, I do worry especially with how mom is coping. But when you learn how to manage through labour in their moments, you can utilize movements, pressure, positions that ACTUALLY HELP and not just bantai the walk like a duck, squat, bounce on a gym ball, all those things sound too superficial for me nowadays and I have a greater respect for body mechanics and biodynamic body system.

Labour doesn't have to be a walk in the dark, you can use the cues in your body to weave in positions that actually help baby descend and make progress more efficient.

By the way, pushing hard is not the way...

Hope you look forward to the upcoming post on the tools we used.

19/04/2026

When we have the right tools and strategies, we start to see that birth doesn’t have to unfold in a stressful or rushed way.

There are many decision points in labour where awareness can completely change the path.

It’s not wrong to go to the hospital, accept Pitocin,
choose medical pain relief.
But without understanding:
– what is normal
– what to expect
– and how to confidently question or decline
…can lead to decisions that don’t fully align with your intentions.

And sometimes, that’s how births take a turn that may have been avoidable.

In my course, I don’t just teach “ideal birth.”
I help parents explore different scenarios, understand their options, and learn how to navigate them calmly and confidently—so you can be prepared even before you go into labour

10/04/2026

From wanting a normal birth to a cesarean

Have a story to share?

Do you think that was a preventable cesarean?

02/04/2026

Having seen mothers give birth to "big babies" but autonomously, and seeing that kind of power and then seeing a clip like this.

If one has been taught that birth is something we surrender to the medical team, and one believes that, then yes this clip is all about saving mom and baby. "Safe mother and baby" they reiterate.

But if, if only you can be exposed to physiological birth, midwifery care, or****ic birth, calm births, gentle births - they may sound so hippy on the surface, but in the layers and layers beneath them, they protect, they honour, they Respect, and they truly acknowledge what wellness means for mom and baby.

Open your hearts, so your eyes can really see.

Nighty nighty silent readers 🥰

11/03/2026

To let labour unfold, to trust in the timing. To embrace it's presence and not know exactly when is the divine timing.
To allow the body to soak in all that baby bump is brewing
To dream of the lion, to be uncertain but sure.

Alhamdulillah, another smooth labour, another trusting parents.

To be present in this journey even in the smallest way, that's the blessing.

Di bulan mulia ini, they did it (again? Better? Chill as bat****)Being super thrilled for them, again, but birth version...
06/03/2026

Di bulan mulia ini, they did it (again? Better? Chill as bat****)

Being super thrilled for them, again, but birth version 2.0 came with the updates that was perfect.

You know sometimes I wish I could be recording the conversation that I have with my clients, in those private reflections and gossips there's so many truths and experiences coming out.

And I appreciate that they are so much aware about their body, their rights, their duty (especially gorilla), their ability, what kind of care they deserve - and not succumb to petty fear mongering tactics.

I mean when Drs talk to you in a degrading tone, "you could bleed to death, your baby could have complications", "you're the head of the family, you should protect your wife"... Like yeah, we get it, emergency is a potential, but just like driving a car, you can minimize emergencies by sheer using your adult brains, and these risk factors are blown out of proportion (that's what we call fear mongering)

The worst part? Your practices are outdated, yeah meaning they cause more emergencies and harm to mom and baby otherwise. So when parents come to you requesting for better care and treatment, you patronize them. Dey, Macha,....

Anyways, this time was perfect, this time she instructed herself to do things that she needed to prioritize instead of being overly excited. You gotta eat cause you're gonna pantang, and you gotta sleep cause you don't know how long this ride will be. But how nice for everything to fall in place, and be much faster...

P.s wherever you choose to birth, you deserve the support and respect. It won't always go as planned, but the point is about understanding the whole flow and options.

09/02/2026

Always feels weird getting compliments...
But yeah, why did you hire your doula?

27/01/2026

I saw a post recently on what a doula is, can't trace it back unfortunately but, although a Doula is someone who handles the moms emotions, "emotional support" they say and it might sound petty, but in truth emotional support also means a lot of physical output, spiritual connection, and mental clarity for her.
She basically mothers the mother, she looks for subtle signs that may be the missing piece to the puzzle, she puts the pillow where moms needs it without asking, she brings over the tumbler to dad because she knows I'm two seconds mom will ask for it, she's making sure the moms legs are dry so mom doesn't slip, she even knows how to push hair away from moms face without annoying her during labour - all of this while knowing and leaning into what counter pressure mom wants, the look of assurance dad needs, holding mom just the way she needs etc. All these tiny details amount to a huge impact.

I used to think my job was non-essential, until i supported moms and more moms, and I realized, they wanted to feel comfortable in womanly presence, who they could lean on. They wanted a space of safety and trust.

When you learn what safety and trust does to a labour, to baby and to mom.... You will appreciate having that person. Even if all she does is smile and stands in the corner, that's her doing her job analysing what needs and not needs to be done.

She, or they, are essential

19/01/2026

pain is not an inherent part of childbirth and many people don't realize what's actually causing the pain has very little to do with it being having to get a baby out of the womb.

We can choose to let our body suffer the pain of our belief, or we can choose to empower ourselves with the knowledge that our body is far more capable that these limiting stories we've heard over decades.

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Kuala Lumpur
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