Feng Shui for Fertility: Baby Pictures

Are you trying to conceive and want to make sure you have a happy, healthy baby? Post pictures of your ideal baby in the Creativity and Children side of your house (more about the Bagua layout of your home here).

I personally had a picture of a little baby playing the drums on this side of my home. It was called Playtime by Keith Baker. I saw this picture way back when I was only 18 and fell in love with how cute and energetic this little baby was. So when I found that same picture for sale at a poster sale when I was 24 years old, I had to have it. Even though I was nowhere close to getting married nor having thoughts about having children, the picture made me smile every time I would look at it.

Many years later, when I was ready to have children, I made sure this picture was hanging in the Creativity & Children Gua of my house. I boosted up the energy by placing it with a yellow poster border and put it in a metal frame. Thankfully, it only took a very short amount of time for us to conceive our little boy. Of course, we called him our little drummer boy and our birth announcement was a picture of our son holding drumsticks. When he was old enough to sit up and bang on those drums, his picture replaced Keith Baker’s picture.

But here’s a little warning to be careful what you wish for. A few years have passed, but he still loves to bang on those drums, even in the early mornings and late at night.

For more information, read about the Children & Fertility section of the Bagua.  Fertility Feng Shui is a very complex and important topic. For personalized assistance, visit the In-Home Feng Shui Consultations page.  Contact Ms. Feng Shui if you need some immediate help moving in the right direction.

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