Summary
In part two of this interview, Dr. Stephanie Dueger and Dr. Susan Highsmith both share personal stories about their own pregnancies and circumstances surrounding them. Dr. Highsmith discusses why and how important reading to babies and providing attention to them is in the NICU. She also shares how research demonstrates the lifelong, and sometimes extraordinary, impacts that early intervention can have for babies and families.
Keywords
early consciousness, pregnancy, prenatal influence, subconscious, spirituality, reading to babies, communication
Key Topics
~Emotional and spiritual conversations with a baby, even before conception, are not uncommon and may have surprising results.
~Early impressions and experiences may shape lifelong health patterns and self-esteem.
~Sharing authentic, positive birth stories and overcoming societal narratives centered on trauma can be deeply empowering for both babies and parents.
~Supporting women, parents, babies, and whole families through challenging pregnancy and birth experiences can help heal emotional wounds.
Guest Contact
Dr. Susan Highsmith Website: susanhighsmithphd.com
Host Contact
Dr. Stephanie Dueger: [email protected]
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Get Dr. Dueger's Book on Amazon: Preparing for Parenthood: 55 Essential Conversations for Couples Becoming Families
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