| How does one learn to understand the vast | | | | one needs more be very careful to stay |
| numbers of signals or songs that the body sends | | | | hydrated. What responses did you feel from the |
| through the baby and your integrated body | | | | baby? |
| systems moment by moment? | | | | Week 3. Add to your new sleep rhythm cycle, |
| To get in tune, is like finding the rhythm of song | | | | the feeding cycle. Only eat a meal of whole food |
| with good beat, one must follow the body as an | | | | natural when your body is truly hungry. If you |
| observer through many days and nights. Seeing | | | | snack then do it on fruits, nuts , protein and |
| what it needs and nurture those needs as they | | | | veggies. What responses do you sense from the |
| arise. | | | | baby? |
| To get in tune let us try the follow experiment | | | | Week 4. Congratulate yourself if you have been |
| for one month. | | | | consistent in the above program. Then add to the |
| Write your observations in your journal daily. Then | | | | above activities some light stretching every day. |
| report your results to me at ythe end of the | | | | It should not be the same stretches every day. |
| month. | | | | Make sure if you do a stretch on one side that |
| Week 1. Go to bed when you get tired and rest | | | | you repeat the stretch on the other side. What |
| peacefully undisturbed by sounds and light as long | | | | responses do you feel from the baby? |
| as your body wants to rest. Then simply keep a | | | | Now it is the time to read your attunement |
| journal of how you felt about doing that exercise | | | | journal. What song is your body singing now after |
| for 1 week. What responses did you feel from | | | | 4 weeks of giving it the respect and nurturing it |
| your baby? | | | | deserves? What have you learned about the |
| Week 2. Drink 6 to 8 glasses of purified water | | | | amount of food, exercising, sleep and hydration |
| daily. Some of this liquid can be non caffeinated | | | | that you and your baby need now? |
| teas or other wholesome liquids. In warm weather | | | | |