Birth Discovery

02/09/2026

Jocelyn's past birth experience left her feeling pain in the C-section wound and pain breastfeeding due to shallow latch from baby. When she was pregnant the second time, she decided to attempt naturally birth. Hence, she contacted Kong Choon Yen and decided to fully prepare for her upcoming birth with HypnoBirthing to release her fear and train herself, her baby and her husband to relax with HypnoBirthing-The Mongan Method from The HypnoBirthing Institute. The result was most satisfying. Read more about her birth story.

VBAC Birth Story
I witnessed such a beautiful birth, easy and calm birth of a second time mom Jocelyn and Joshua.

Jocelyn shared that she didn't experience labour in her first birth because her first Doctor suggested induction or cesarean birth due to low amniotic fluid.

She was determined to achieve natural birth and chose to prepare her upcoming birth by learning HypnoBirthing and hiring a Doula. Joshua was very supportive.

Her labour was smooth, birthing her basy was a short 40 minutes with HypnoBirthing Birth Breathing gentle push. Baby was out.

I have again witnessed a VBAC without the use of epidural, calm, and healthy for mom and baby. Postpartum recovery was a lot faster.

I wish her a happy motherhood

If you wish for a VBAC, releasing fear around childbirth is essential in this journey. The journey in welcoming your baby can be smoother.
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29/08/2026

We need to nurture our child starts from nurturing partners, melt our armour and resistance to live. Heal our past emotional baggage we carried with us. So that parents create a nurturing environment for the baby to grow in.

26/08/2026

Why did I prepare for optimum health before my second pregnancy?

I wanted to pass on the best genes to my baby. Give him a strong foundation to fulfil his journey on earth.

If you are thinking of starting a family or about the get married, I hope you read my message to you.

“Before we welcome a new life, we begin with ourselves.

We strengthen the relationship that will become our child's first home. Because becoming a parent is not just about having a baby—it's a journey of transformation. Especially for the woman.

Voice of Baby-Parenthood Begins Before Conception.

Prepare yourself. Prepare together. Prepare for parenthood. Create good beginnings for your family and for a stronger nation, being healthy in mind and healthy physically.

26/07/2026

"It's 37 weeks... is it too late for my breech baby to turn?"

This was the question pregnant mum asked.

Instead of panicking, we focused on creating the best environment for her baby to move.
Together, we worked on:
🤍 Forward-Leaning Inversion
🤍 Side-Lying Release
🤍 Breech Tilt
🤍 Metamorphosis light touch
🤍 Assessing her stress levels
🤍 Looking at her nutrition and overall wellbeing
Most importantly, mother need to relax and connect with her baby.
A relaxed body creates more space.
A calm mum helps create a calmer environment for baby. Sometimes, that's exactly what baby needs to find the head-down (vertex) position.

💛 I Kong Choon Yen | Good Beginnings Specialist can not promise the same outcome. But one thing I often remind mums is this:
It's not too late to attempt breech turn.
Some babies don't turn head down until 38, 39, or even close to 40 weeks.

Before rushing into a planned Caesarean simply because your baby is breech at 38 weeks, take time to understand your options. Give your baby space. Give your body support. And when it's safe to do so under the guidance of your maternity care team, give your baby time.

✨ Sometimes, babies just need the right conditions to turn.

Have you or someone you know been told their baby is breech? Share your experience below or send me a DM if you'd like to learn more.

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23/07/2026

HypnoBirthing and water immersion/water birth help mothers in labour relax and hence achieve better and more satisfying birth experience.
Yes, prior mind training to release fear, instill positive beliefs are prerequisite to a easier and even transformative birth experience for the mother, father and easier transition for the baby,

Good news from the recent University of Queensland study, and it's worth passing along to your clients.

The study found that people using HypnoBirthing® used the tub far more often, and used fewer epidurals. Water immersion is already well established as a comfort tool that supports labor, so the researchers wanted to understand how these two pieces related to each other.

They re-ran the analysis accounting for water immersion, and the HypnoBirthing® association with lower epidural use was still there in both first-time and repeat parents. Water's benefits are real. So are HypnoBirthing®'s. Neither one was standing in for the other.

That's the encouraging part. These two tools aren't competing for the same job, and choosing one doesn't mean giving up what the other offers. Water supports the body from the outside, warmth and buoyancy inviting muscles to release. HypnoBirthing® builds the ability to settle from the inside, before labor even starts. The authors suggest the two may amplify each other, because someone who has practiced finding calm has more to draw on the moment they step into the water.

So when families ask which comfort measure to focus on, the honest answer is that this was never a menu where you pick one. The tools were designed to stack.

How do you help clients build a layered comfort plan rather than pinning hopes on a single tool?