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Being touched and caressed, being massaged is food for the infant. Food as necessary as minerals, vitamins and proteins. Dr Frederick Leboyer
Baby and Infant massage is based on Vimala Schneider McClure's routine in incorporating Swedish massage, Indian massage, Reflexology and Touch Relaxation. It is a healthy touch activity between parent and baby that promotes healthy family development by strengthening the physical and emotional well-being of baby and parent.
Healthy touch is a key element in promoting secure bonding and attachment between baby and parent. Bonding is the early contact between the two parties and it enhances their relationship throughout life. Attachment is the shared experiences and the exchange of verbal and non-verbal communication that creates mutual feelings of love, comfort, trust and respect.
Healthy massage helps the parent and baby relationship to grow, facilitating the establishment of security, availability and support for the child. It is also empowering for the parents as it is a great tool to help their child grow in a whole new healthy and loving way.
- Perfect for enhancing the natural bond between you and your baby
- Improves communication and understanding
- Helps build parents' and baby's self-esteem
- Promotes physiological, neurological and psychological development
- Increases babies sociability reducing stress and anxiety
- Helps to calm difficult, fussy or colicky babies
- Alleviates wind and reflux
- Improves digestion, stimulates growth and development of baby
- Stimulates circulation and may also build resistance to coughs and colds
- Relaxing and soothing for both you and your baby
- Helps baby sleep better
- Fosters love, nurturing and wellbeing
Debbie is a certified baby massage instructor and runs baby massage classes so that you can learn the step by step process of how to use the art of massage, how to read your baby and build that lifetime bond. These classes are hands on and lots of fun where you and your baby learn together.
To enquire about these classes Debbie can be contacted at the clinic 377 5430.
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