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Ideas for low Placentas

December 23, 2008 by enjoybirth

Many moms are told early in their pregnancy that their placentas are low.  Here are some wonderful visualization ideas to help those moms, from our wonderful Hypnobabies Instructor Carole.

I have some encouraging information and thoughts for you…and if you can internalize these thoughts in the form of affirmations by recording them to a CD yourself in whatever wording suits your psyche and your circumstances, or through direct self-hypnosis suggestions if you are to the point in your programming to be able to do so…

First, the placenta doesn’t “move” per se. It appears to “migrate” simply because it will grow more readily and rapidly towards the area of the uterus that is softer, more vascular and blood rich (which is NOT the cervix!). Which is good news. As your placenta grows, imagine it growing more rapidly on the sides that are not near the cervix. That will happen automatically. Now, also imagine that your uterus is getting larger like a balloon as it is being filled with air…which it most certainly does! Now, imagine the area of
your uterus between the edge of your placenta that is nearest your cervix, growing and creating an ever-widening gap between your placenta and your cervix…which it also most certainly does. You might even draw a circle on the lower portion of a deflated balloon, which will represent the placenta, near the opening of the balloon (which represents the cervix) … and then blow up that balloon and you will have a visual of what I am talking about!

Keep “replaying” the positive visuals in your mind, expecting only the best possible outcome. Hypnobabies moms expect, visualize and create painfree birthings all the time with the power of their own minds. The mind body connection is a very powerful tool.

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Posted in Pregnancy | Tagged low-lying-placenta, placenta, placenta-previa | 3 Comments

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  1. on December 29, 2008 at 6:09 am Emily

    This is a great visualization exercise! During my last pregnancy I was diagnosed with complete previa at 17 weeks. By 21 weeks it had “migrated” completely out of the way and wasn’t even “low lying” anymore!! I ended up having a beautiful Hypnobabies home birth. 🙂


  2. on January 2, 2011 at 5:15 am Katie O

    I was diagnosed at 20 weeks with complete placenta previa. I was told by the doctor who performed the ultrasound and my midwife that I might as well sign myself up for surgery. I used this visualization excercise as well as listening to my body and at 24 weeks my placenta had migrated far enough away that there was no problem. I was elated and attributed it to staying positive and focusing on the desirable outcome: healthy baby, healthy birth, healthy mama!


    • on January 3, 2011 at 8:01 pm enjoybirth

      Thanks for sharing your experience! 🙂



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