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Clearing Your Child’s Birth Energy After a C-Section

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The birth of a child is a beautiful experience. But it can also be traumatic for both mom and baby, especially when it’s a C-Section birth.

That pattern of trauma can replay over and over in your relationship with your child unless you clear that energy first. Why wouldn’t you? It’s so easy. I’ll show you how.

What you can learn from Katie Claire

When my granddaughter Katie Claire was born earlier this year, there were complications that led to my daughter Anne having an emergency C-Section.

We lovingly said later that Katie arrived in this world true to her Type 3 nature—intense and swiftly moving many people into action. (You can read about Katie’s birth story on Anne’s blog.)

But then Anne started to notice that Katie, even at even just a few months old, was expressing and continuing to replay that traumatic birth energy in a panicked way.

Watch the video to find out what messages were behind Katie’s overreacting and panic. and how to clear the traumatic birth energy by doing a proxy clearing for babies.

What did you take away from this video? How do you see your or your child’s birth energy playing out in life? Share your comments with me below.

More support for clearing your child’s birth energy

Even if you haven’t had a C-Section, you can—and should—clear your child’s birth energy.

It doesn’t matter how old your kids are, the energy of their birth can often influence their lives in negative ways.

How?

When you do this, you’ll begin to notice profound changes in how your child relates to you and their world. When you clear any traumatic birth energy, it frees up your child to live healthy and true to their nature, unhindered by blocked energy or old patterns.

God Bless You,
Carol Tuttle

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Carol Tuttle

Carol Tuttle is a teacher, speaker, healer, and best-selling author of five books. She has dedicated her life to helping people worldwide create the lives and relationships they desire. She blogs to support you in creating your ideal life.

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  • Em Gee

    It amazes me how you always seem to know what to post when I need it most. Thank you for this.

  • Suzanna

    I have a double c-section/hysterectomy coming up in January. I will refer to this following the ordeal. I don’t know who will need emotional clearing more, me or my baby.

    • Carol H.

      May your experience be smooth, efficient, just right for you and your baby. Rather than setting it up as an ‘ordeal,’ maybe imagine all going well with best possible outcomes for all.

  • Cassandra

    This was great! I forwarded it to my T2 sister that I felt could benefit after her c-section she had earlier this year. Though I have not had c-sections I look forward to reflecting on the delivery of my own 4 children. Surely there is something that could use healing. I recall my first: He’s t2. I remembered during this video how emotional and scared I was anticipating the unknown. My son had some minor issues that prevented my husband and I from holding him for the first few hours. Then the nurse handed him to my mother before I ever even held him. I sadly still hold anger over that. It dawned on me during this video that purhaps I hovered over and coddled him because of what I viewed as traumatic.

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  • Michelle

    I am so glad I watched this. My son was born by C -Section 4 years ago and he seems to do act similar, with everything being a panic or almost painful, even when he wants a snack or something simple. Our experience was he had to be delivered within an hour or we both were going to die because I had HELLP Syndrome. We were transported to the hospital directly from a Dr. Appointment and in the room, when they were telling me we were going to die if the C-Section didn’t happen were two of my other children. They were crying and the whole thing was so upsetting. He is wonderful now after spending 3 months in the NICU and he almost died once. The entire experience was horrible and frightening for everyone. Just a C-Section alone without the major issues that come along with it, was so bizarre. They should probably all have a clearing from the event. Thanks Carol and Anne!

  • Melissa Howard

    Great video! I think my fiance who was born with forceps could really benefit from this. Loved how Katie spit up and released all that fear energy. Perfect timing.