BABY MASSAGE
Its purpose is to promote communication through healthy touch and a way for the baby to develop its own potential in a caring and loving atmosphere.
Baby massage is recommended for both parents or any caretaker after the baby’s birth.
For parents and caretakers:
For baby (between 10 days and 9 months old)
“She is also very practical and honest about birthing and I am grateful to have met her at that critical time in my life. I also recommend the baby massage lessons — We have used them on all my children to soothe them and bond. It takes a village! Thanks for being a part of mine Pascale.”
What to have at hand?
- 2 Towels
- Extra diapers
- Drinks
- Wear comfortable, loose clothing
When not to massage?
- When the baby is tired or hungry (they just want to be held, eat or sleep)
- When the baby simply doesn’t want to be massaged
- When the baby is ill
- After vaccination it is best to wait 48 hours to a week according to the baby’s response to the vaccination
- When you are stressed