What Is The Oxytocin Bubble?
Positive Pregnancy, Birth and Motherhood by Pop That Mumma founder of Birth Box and Oxytocin BubbleShow Notes
A short episode to explain my album of tracks, The Oxytocin Bubble.
I share: - Why the Oxytocin Bubble is a state of mind and not just relaxation tracks - How listening every night reaches the fears we’ve absorbed about birth - Why midwives recommend it and what happens to a room when it’s played aloud
Get the full Oxytocin Bubble album: https://www.hypnobirthing-positive-birth.com/popthatmummaalbumofmeditations
Or get it as part of Birth Box: https://www.hypnobirthing-positive-birth.com/birthbox
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