Mother & Baby Sound Bath - Shrewsbury

Join me for a very special Mother & Baby Sound Bath at Ryton Village Hall in Shrewsbury.

Suitable for ladies who are past their first trimester of pregnancy, and for mothers with pre-crawling babies, this gentle, relaxing sound bath may help settle and calm your baby.

Allow the sound waves to wash over you and baby during this sound bath, bringing you both into deep relaxation.

The frequencies and vibrations generated when playing the instruments will reach the body on a cellular level, triggering the healing response in the body. Sound can also help lower blood pressure, ease anxiety, and aid restful sleep.

Only the most gentle tones will be used in this sensory-rich environment, including crystal singing bowls, chimes, and Tibetan singing bowls.

I may bring in the gentle beat of a drum which I play like the sound of a heartbeat, reminding your little one of their journey before they arrived with you.

Any instruments I play will be played quietly, taking care of your baby’s sensitive hearing.

There is no pressure to sit or lie down in one place and you are welcome to move about the room with baby in any way that you need to.

The venue has underfloor heating for ultimate comfort for both mother and baby, and there are baby changing facilities on site too.

As your baby won't be able to tell you if they are feeling any discomfort during the event (although they have their ways of letting us know sometimes!), it will be your responsibility to decide if baby has had enough, or if they may be experiencing some kind of discomfort. It will be your decision as to whether you feel baby should remain in the session or not. You are free to leave at any time, should baby become agitated or upset.
If your baby cries during the event and you wish to remain, you are absolutely free to do so. There is no pressure, and no judgement with any decision you make in the interests of your baby during this event.

Prior to booking, please take note of the information below.

Most people can safely experience sound therapy, but there are a few exceptions.

Sound Therapy is not suitable for:

• Anyone with a severe Mental health condition such as paranoid schizophrenia, severe personality disorders, psychosis or unmanaged bi-polar

• Women in their first trimester of pregnancy

• Anyone who has had recent metal Implants

The following conditions require prior checking with a Medical Adviser:

• Sound induced epilepsy

• Pacemaker/heart issues. If the Medical Adviser consents, a minimum distance of 20cm from any implanted heart pacemaker, heart area will be maintained

• Any other electrical device/ implant fitted

The following conditions require caution:

• Tinnitus – during a session, sound therapy can either mask tinnitus or may make it worse or uncomfortable (Please let the practitioner know and if it becomes too much then you can leave during the session)

• Migraine, headache - sound therapy may make this condition worse or uncomfortable

• Metal implants – you may feel the sound vibrations differently in areas with metal implants.

General Guidelines:

Always inform your practitioner of any physical or emotional concerns before a session.

Hydration before and after the session is encouraged, as sound can support energetic and lymphatic release.

*Aftercare advice is provided in a follow-up email which will be sent the day after the event. Please ensure you agree to receive post-event updates to receive the aftercare advice.

If you have any questions, you can contact me here: https://www.floweroflifesoundtherapy.co.uk/contact