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A. CUSTOMER
17/03/2012 13:35
Crystals for pregnancy
Hi Philip,
How are you?
I wonder if you could help me with something please.
I am currently 21 weeks pregnant and expecting our first baby in July. I'm planning a hypno/water birth which I am preparing for already. I would like to ask your recommendation on what type of crystals you think I should have in the room with me. Anything for pain relief, calming/soothing, birth or anything else you might suggest. Also would you just group them together, hold them in your hand or position them somehow in the room? Sorry I'm quite new to crystals so I'm not sure.
JH
How are you?
I wonder if you could help me with something please.
I am currently 21 weeks pregnant and expecting our first baby in July. I'm planning a hypno/water birth which I am preparing for already. I would like to ask your recommendation on what type of crystals you think I should have in the room with me. Anything for pain relief, calming/soothing, birth or anything else you might suggest. Also would you just group them together, hold them in your hand or position them somehow in the room? Sorry I'm quite new to crystals so I'm not sure.
JH
The Crystal Healer
17/03/2012 13:36
RE: Crystals for pregnancy
For you during pregnancy unakite and moonstone can be beneficial. Moonstone can help to balance hormones and unakite emotions linked specifically with this big change. Chrysocolla is good for both you and the healthy development of your baby. You can carry all these with you 24/7. Rose quartz is nice to have around but try having a bath with rose quartz. Use rough rocks and add bubbles of your choice If you find yourself unexpectedly drawn to a different crystal it may well be the baby calling out – yes I believe this can happen! So just add the crystal to the ones you are carrying whoever it is meant for, it can’t harm, only balance.
Opal, Moonstone and Pearl are all traditionally used to ease the birthing process. Malachite and covellite can help birth too, easing both physical and emotional pain.
Peridot has been used to stimulate birth contractions. Lepidolite is an odd suggestion, but it can help you let go of things and has been applied to aid difficult births (you won’t need that one but you might like one around anyway – it does lots of other good stuff )
Generally if you can I’d have a quartz cluster, amethyst cluster and rose quartz rock in the room with you. Coral and jade are traditional 1st stones for a child.
I hope this helps, please ask if you need more information.
Most of these crystals are on the website but the ones that aren’t I have at the unit and there’s often more choice too, such as stunning amethyst clusters and a massive stock of quartz clusters and rose quartz rock. You’re welcome to visit or order by phone 07808 730750.
Wishing you all happiness and joy
Love and crystal light
Philip
Opal, Moonstone and Pearl are all traditionally used to ease the birthing process. Malachite and covellite can help birth too, easing both physical and emotional pain.
Peridot has been used to stimulate birth contractions. Lepidolite is an odd suggestion, but it can help you let go of things and has been applied to aid difficult births (you won’t need that one but you might like one around anyway – it does lots of other good stuff )
Generally if you can I’d have a quartz cluster, amethyst cluster and rose quartz rock in the room with you. Coral and jade are traditional 1st stones for a child.
I hope this helps, please ask if you need more information.
Most of these crystals are on the website but the ones that aren’t I have at the unit and there’s often more choice too, such as stunning amethyst clusters and a massive stock of quartz clusters and rose quartz rock. You’re welcome to visit or order by phone 07808 730750.
Wishing you all happiness and joy
Love and crystal light
Philip