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Self Care During Pregnancy and Birth $10.00
Each month in utero is illustrated by an exquisite pregnant woman, portraying a broad spectrum of ethnicities and countries. The women are shown treating themselves with Jin Shin TARA energy medicine, and the treatments are also provided in written form. This chart makes a wonderful gift for a pregnant woman, or can be hung as art in the offices of doctors, midwives, family birthing unit staff, nurses, childbirth educators, and doulas. Easy to understand and use, practical and also absolutely lovely to look at, this chart is a treasure! Highly recommended for students of developmental psychology, pre and perinatal psychology and energy medicine.
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