My name is Charlotte and I am a KG Hypnobirthing Teacher and Doula based in West Berkshire. I am also Mum to 3 wonderful children, wife to 1 wonderful husband and a complete & utter birth nerd! When I had my first baby 13 years ago my passion for pregnancy and birth was born and I knew that somehow I had to do something to support & empower women to go on to have the positive births that they deserved.. just like I had. My second birth was equally as calm, relaxed and magical (she was born in her sac!) and I was even more determined to change the negative mindset that so many pregnant women find themselves in - that birth is a medical event & is going to hurt! I then trained to be a Doula in 2010 and was privileged to support many women through their pregnancies, births and early days of motherhood. Baby number 3 wasn't far behind and again my positive mindset, confidence, calm & relaxed attitude and understanding of the task ahead made for another quick, peaceful birth!! Being Mummy then took over my life and I had to put Doula duties on hold until my children became more independent... and then I discovered Hypnobirthing! I couldn't believe it, it was everything I had believed in and had practised with my own babies with scientific evidence to back it up and even better.. I could become a teacher! I didn't really have to consider it and soon trained to become a KG Hypnobirthing Teacher which is honestly the most wonderful "job" and I feel so lucky to be able to make a difference to pregnant women, their birth partners and their whole experience of pregnancy, birth and beyond.

I'm Abby, the founder of Honest Hypnobirthing, mum of two wonderful children, and a qualified KGHypnobirthing teacher.  

I live in a small village in Hampshire with my family, we spend our time exploring the outdoors and seeing family and friends.

When pregnant with my first child I did hypnobirthing with my mother (a trained hypnobirthing specialist and midwife of 30 years). This launched me into the wonderful world of empowered, informed and better births.

Through my pregnancy and birth I was able to benefit from the practice and decided to train in this incredible profession to share the benefits of hypnobirthing with other women. 

I am now KGHypnobirthing qualified and used this method for my second pregnancy and birth to great success. 

I am in a privileged position to be able to share this wonderful practice with other expectant mothers, to show them that they can have a profound impact on the outcome of their baby's birth. No matter what your birth looks like hypnobirthing can help you, and your baby. I look forward to telling you more about it all!

Hi, I’m Daisy and I’m a registered KGHpnobirthing teacher, mum to 3 very lively little boys, and total birth nerd! 
My hypnobirthing journey began with the births of my boys- I was determined to have an empowering birth, and to be able to look back on the day with joy. Hypnobirthing made this possible for me.
With each of my births I have become more and more fascinated with pregnancy and the process of birth- woman really are incredible. 
I am passionate about sharing the knowledge, skills and techniques to enable other woman and families to have the most positive and empowering experience they possibly can, however they birth. 

My goal is to empower families to be able to achieve the optimum birthing experience by giving them the tools and information they need to make the best choices for them. From my experience many women are incredibly fearful of childbirth and almost look upon it as something to be endured or that is inflicted upon us. This does not have to be the case. By taking a step back, understanding that you have a choice and embracing the confidence this gives us it can become and beautiful, empowering and powerful experience. 

I am a mama of one hypnobirthing rainbow toddler, Emily, and two babies too precious for this earth.

After feeling a lot of fear and anxiety around birth, especially with the added worry of my prior losses I wanted to find a way to make my experience with my daughter better. KG Hypnobirthing was that piece of the puzzle I had been missing. I really enjoyed my birth and decided that I wanted to help other mama's have a positive & calm experience too, so here I am.

In 2015 I also qualified with a degree in paediatric nursing, which has given me further depth and understanding around child development, anatomy and physiology.

I am so passionate about hypnobirthing and want to share this course as far and wide as I possibly can! It is so logical, underpinned by science and attainable by everybody - even if you have already had a non-hypnobirthing baby.

Hi, I am Kirsty and I am a fully qualified and insured KG Hypnobirthing teacher, Breastfeeding Peer Supporter and before having lots of children, a Primary Teacher.  

For the last 11 years I have been passionate about supporting mothers, working to develop my knowledge and skills in how I may do this.  Hypnobirthing became a big part of my pregnancy with my third child and the skills I attained accompany me and my family even now.  Interestingly, my third child was the most relaxed baby! My experience in volunteering across the NCT, the NHS and running my own new mums group shows just how passionate I am and how much I enjoy supporting new mums and mums-to-be!  With first-hand experience about how hypnobirthing can affect attitude, choices and feelings about birth, I decided to extend my teaching career into hypnobirthing and I love it! 

Gaining a diploma in KGHypnobirthing has enabled me to set up BreatheBirth, running classess for groups and couples privately.  I am now able to support you and your birth parter, for a positive, comfortable and empowering birth experience.  As a qualified Breastfeeding Peer Supporter, I can support you on your postnatal feeding journey if you require it. 

I'm mother to two grown children (29 & 17) who were born in hospital and home respectively.  I'm an Independent and NHS caseloading midwife and travel internationally to support birth.  I'm an activist and ardent supporter of the rights of parents to have the birth they choose.  I am an Infant Feeding Specialist and Tongue Tie practitioner and am passionate about supporting early bonding and attachment to optimize early brain development.  I am very well read and up to date on current research.  I love to signpost people to the support and information they need to enhance their parenting journey.

My name is Louise, I am a mother to my daughter, Ottilie, full time member of the Royal Air Force and founder of Birth Calmly Hypnobirthing. I am also a certified Katharine Graves Hypnobirthing practitioner, a qualification which is accredited by the Royal College of Midwives.

I always knew I wanted to be a Mum, and so to find out I was expecting our little bundle of joy in January 2018 was truly magical. I had a wonderful pregnancy and was really excited at the prospect of becoming a mother for the first time, however it was during my pregnancy that I was told many negative birth stories which left me feeling anxious and scared.

I recall very early on in my first trimester that a family friend described the birth of her children as the most ‘empowering experience’ of her life, and it was at that moment where I really started to invest in myself and discovered hypnobirthing. The more I read about it, the more I wanted to try it, and so in my second trimester my husband and I embarked on our hypnobirthing journey together.

We attended a 1:1 private session and at first, were both very sceptical, doubting that it would work, however I soon realised that it was entirely logical. To have my husband with me during the course and experiencing it together, meant we could prepare as best we could for the impending arrival of our baby. His dedication and unwavering support throughout the rest of my pregnancy and during labour was vital and really did make my birth experience so much more empowering, something which I will forever cherish.

If like me, you know what you want from your birth experience – to feel calm, positive, and supported, to minimise the chance of any medical interventions and remain in control of your decisions; then you need to make sure you’re equipped with all the right tools to make it happen.

As a KGHypnobirthing practitioner, I wish to inspire and provide couples with the knowledge and practical tools to enable them to have a more positive and calming birth experience. This includes the use of any pain relief and where and how they choose to birth their baby.

I have always had a strong passion for all things pregnancy and baby related. I spent most of my working career as an admin Officer in an infant school. However, with a pregnant daughter during lockdown, I decided to re-train in something that i love and that can help others during one of the most important times in their lives. 

You deserve to have a brilliant birth experience.

Many women approach birth feeling fearful in some ways, not surprising given the negative stories flooding our media and what we might have heard (or not heard) about birth from family and friends growing up!  And because of the pressures on our wonderful NHS maternity services, many women end up going along the ‘conveyor belt of care’, not knowing their options and birth rights.

This needs to change and I want to help!

Hypnobirthing is as much about releasing fears and the toolbox of relaxation techniques as it is about the science of birth, and the many choices and options available to you, to help you have the best possible birth experience– whatever that looks like for you.

My other mission is Postnatal Wellbeing and supporting parents (whether for the 1st or 4th time!) in the incredibly beautiful but intense early days and weeks postpartum. Having experienced anxiety before having children, and again when my daughter was born, I feel really strongly about equipping parents with practical tools to navigate this momentous transition with confidence and calm.

I am a mum of two toddlers and live in Winchester, Hampshire. I can often be seen in town pushing a double buggy with a sleeping boy and a chatty toddler girl. As well as running after my two, I love going for park runs (on my own preferably ☺) and walking in the countryside where my husband and I get to properly talk! Am I a parenting expert? Absolutely not, I am a complete work in progress! I try my best, I make mistakes, I try again tomorrow, I have regrets, I feel guilt, I feel resentful, I feel guilty for feeling resentful, I laugh a lot, and I cry sometimes too. I strive to be a GOOD ENOUGH mum because parenting is a bit of a rollercoaster that is going too quickly for my liking, and I want to enjoy the ride, even if I have my eyes closed sometimes i.e. completely winging it!

Don’t hesitate to get in touch on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with any questions. I offer a range of private and group courses, in person and on Zoom, including Hypnobirthing Refresher and Positive Caesarean courses. For more information or to book a free chat (with no obligation to sign up afterwards!) you can also have a look at my website. 

Hello there, My name is Susanna,  I am a qualified KG Hypnobirthing teacher and mum of two living  in a small village in Hampshire with my husband J-P and our two sons. I'm passionate about expecting parents understanding their opportunities to expereince a positive and empowering birth and teach both 1-2-1 and group hypnobirthing classes from my home in Bentworth, throughout North Hampshire and the surrounding area as well as online.

​My Hypnobirthing journey started when I was pregnant with my second child. Whilst I was vaguely aware of Hypnobirthing when pregnant with my first, I dismissed it as 'hippie jargon' under the misguided assumption that I was not the sort of person it was aimed at. I could not have been more wrong. Whilst my first birth was relatively uncomplicated it was chaotic, out of control, and ill-informed.

The birth of my second son was entirely different. Employing Hypnobirthing techniques, my husband and I worked together to create a calm environment where I was comfortable, confident and completely in control. I have no doubt that had I attended a KGH course prior to my first birth, it would have been a very different, positive and empowering experience.

So convinced was I by Hypnobirthing and it's techniques, that I decided to train as a practitioner during my second maternity leave and I am now delighted to be able to offer both group and private KGH classes in North Hampshire and the surrounding counties. 

​With my own first hand experience of childbirth both with and without Hypnobirthing, I have a deep understanding of the difference KGH can make to a mother and her partner, both during pregnancy as well as birth itself. Teaching evidence based techniques in a logical and practical  manner, my aim is for you to continue your pregnancy feeling informed, confident and calm so you may experience the best birth for you and your baby and have your own positive birth story. 

Firstly, let me congratulate you on your pregnancy and say that I'm thrilled that you are considering taking a course in Hypnobirthing!

I am a Mama of two small boys and I live with my husband in Chandlers Ford, a small town located between Southampton and Winchester. For most of my adult life I have been an Onboard Manager for a long haul airline but after having my children, I decided to leave the travel industry and concentrate on my Hypnobirthing teaching business.

I practiced Hypnobirthing during both of my pregnancies and I had two very different but very positive births. Hypnobirthing changed everything for me. My whole belief system about childbirth, how strong I was, what I knew about my body and what it was capable of and also what a mechanised and medicalised system we live in where we actively condition women to believe they cannot give birth without medical intervention. It was a revelation. And like many women who have experienced the power of Hypnobirthing, I wanted to bring this message to as many other women as I could.

I am a qualified hypnotherapist and counsellor and can offer you a relaxing and safe space to learn in.  I have two teenage children and love to work with others to help develop that fundamental relationship that you will have with your baby right from the word go 

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I have had many roles within my adult life, including carer and bus driver! For the last 3 years I have been working within Information Governance and Data Protection within the NHS. After the birth of my son I completely and whole heartedly knew that I needed to train to be a KGHypnobirthing teacher.

The idea for bump & glide came about after the realisation that there is so much care and support out there for babies but nowhere near enough for mothers.

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After having my two children, who are eighteen months apart, I realised that there's a whole group of people out there who just aren't getting the care and support they need at a time when they need it most: Mothers-to-be and Mothers.

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Carrying and growing a baby, giving birth, then caring for that gorgeous but demanding little human 24/7, takes time, energy and resources from the mother. Time, energy and resources which need to be replenished, and yet society today wrongly portrays that the most important thing after having a baby is to 'shift that baby weight', 'get back into those skinny jeans' and to just well, 'get on with it'. 

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I became a mother for the first time just over 4 years ago now and practised KGhypnobirthing techniques during both my first and subsequent labour, but following the birth of my first child, I felt let down by the support I received. KGHypnobirthing allowed me, and my husband, to know what to expect in terms of our choices, our rights and various techniques to use during labour, and hand on heart, I can't imagine how it would have been without having had this knowledge. However, I had that feeling of 'I wish someone had told me...' and 'Why didn't anyone check this before..',in the weeks and months that followed.

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I have been amazed, confused, upset and frustrated about the fact that women are being let down. My strongest emotion now though is passion. I am, and have always been, passionate about people, helping people and I'm now dedicated to hopefully making a difference to how women experience their entrance into motherhood, a story which should have a better first chapter for us all.

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Let's continue to help each other and make a difference where we can.

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Warmest wishes,

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Serena x