Book your Baby Massage Session
Book your Baby Massage Session
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Please read these guidelines carefully before you book your first class.
- Only parents work with their own babies.
- When practicing with your baby, try not to rush or force anything.
- If you feel stressed or tense, just take deep breaths, have a break, and come back to the practice later. Always ensure that you feel safe, secure, and confident with the way you are holding or working with your baby. Never do anything you do not feel comfortable with.
- If your baby is unwell, it is best not to attend a baby massage class. If your baby is crying excessively and cannot be comforted, he/she may be ill. Never practice on a distressed baby. If your baby is limp, pale, has a temperature, or any difficulties breathing, please seek appropriate medical help.
- It is not recommended to practice within 24 – 48 hours of your baby’s immunisations.
Benefits of Baby Massage for Babies
- Promotes bonding and attachment between parent and baby at early stages
- Enhances baby’s feelings of being loved, respected and secure with their parents.
- Stimulate circulatory and nervous system
- Improves muscle tone, growth, weight gain and development.
- Enhances early communication between parent and baby
- Gentle facial massage can help settle the discomfort of teething
- Aids relief from discomfort caused by colic, constipation, tummy pains, gas
- Helps to build up the immune system
Benefits of Baby Massage for Mums
- Develops confidence in parents’ handling of baby
- Gives mum extra bonding time
- Encourages a better understanding of their baby’s cues and states of behaviour.
- Post Natal support network – helping reduce post-natal depression.
- Gives parents practical tools to soothe common ailments
- Teaches positive loving touch
- Promotes relaxation