I try not to get involved in other peoples religious choices so this is not a post about scientology but rather about the comment I read today about how a silent birth is calming and your child will grow up to be calm if you're quiet during birth. What do you guys think?
?Silent birth is basically just no words, as much as possible. If you need to moan, if you cry out, you know all of that, of course that?s normal,? Preston explained in response to Morales' question of what exactly a "silent birth" means.
?But just bringing them in as peaceful and gentle a way as possible because L. Ron Hubbard found the single source of aberration of psychosomatic illnesses ? stress, fears, worry, things like that ? have to do with the reactive mind. And in that part of the mind is different words and commands that can come back and affect you later in life.?
Preston also credits the practice for giving her kids such peaceful dispositions.
?I?m blessed?my kids have always been amazing,? she told ?Today.? ?Very calm, very peaceful, happy?and I absolutely know that it?s very much because of that.?
https://marquee.blogs.cnn.com/2011/01/19/kelly-preston-silent-birth-gave-me-peaceful-kids/?hpt=T2
Re: Scientology Silent Birth
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I've got nothing against religion in general... but Scientology really is just nuts. Ron Hubbard found the best way to make scads of money was to found a religion. I question anything else he claimed to find.
It really seems like another way to control women.
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This - I raise an eyebrow at the notion that some noise prior to and during delivery will have a huge life-long impact, one way or another, on a child. It's how your raise your child everyday that influences this.
Everyone has a different tolerence to pain and people exhibit different responses as a result. I firmly believe that panting, heavy breathing, moaning, and even sceaming is specific to the individual not only from a tolerence perspective, but specific to the body's ability to implement it's own method of pain management. These reactions actually help us work through pain. Pain doesn't just "hurt," it causes other physiological issues such has hyper/hypotension and tachycardia or bradycardia. These things, in turn, can lead to other complications. Why would anyone want to surpress the body's own response to pain for these reasons?
I also think its crazy. Nothing against anyone or anything but if they think Im gonna be laboring for maybe 12+ hours without even talking to my spouse? Nope lol
I agree that being calm (or as calm as possible) is better for the baby and for you. However I dont think that no talking is going to make your baby calm. All kids have their own unique personalities and disposition and I would think the way your child behaves would have more to do with the enviroment hes raised in NOT the enviroment he was born in...
this. I mean really.
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This. And she had a c-section, in which I'm guessing it may be easier to be silent through ( I don't know though -haven't been there
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This..... Really I think Scientology is just bs but to each their own.