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Testimonial from craniosacral osteopath Alexandra Kuttin, Feistritz an der Drau, Austria

The mother came to my practice with her 3-year-old girl and told me that the little girl still hasn't spoken a word. She babbles in a language that nobody understands.
I asked her what the birth was like. The mother burst into tears and told me that it was a caesarean birth. But for her, a natural birth was always the only option. That's what she was told. Her mother was a midwife and her credo was: “A child is born naturally and without painkillers.”

But fate would have it otherwise, a caesarean section was necessary: She had herself put under general anesthesia to block out the procedure completely. I asked her if she had ever come to terms with the birth? She replied that she hadn't spoken to anyone about it since then (three years) because she couldn't bear it.
I did a healing code with her to access the cell memory. After the treatment we talked for a long time about her disappointment. She cried a lot and I advised her to do the “pink heart thread technique” with her daughter over the next few weeks.

Three weeks later we spoke on the phone and she told me that her daughter started talking a few days later. She also feels that she has a better connection with her now.

Note from Björn Eybl:
Thank you Alexandra for your great case study. It has great depth.
The grandmother's credo became the mother's belief: “A child is born naturally and without painkillers.”
This belief contradicted what was happening.
Instead of rethinking the belief in light of what happened, she blocked out the trauma and didn't talk about it.
The girl did the same as her mother. She didn't talk - at least not in German.
When the issue was resolved and the mother's energy flowed again, the child's blockage was released.

Note from Ingmar Marquardt:
The observation that infants seem to start the same SBSs as the mother and can resolve them via the mother has already been made by many - even if it has not been researched in more detail how exactly this works.
In this case, the ectodermal SBS of the vocal cord or laryngeal muscles could have been activated in the baby (i.e. a “fear of fright” or “speechlessness conflict”, either because of the perceived threat of the caesarean section or the speechlessness regarding the experience. With hypofunction in conflict activity. Only when the mother was able to resolve this was it possible for the baby to start the conflict-resolved phase and speak.