Baby Massage

Touch is one of the first senses to stimulate a newborn. Through massage, a unique connection is created with the baby, making it a special moment for both the receiver and the giver.
Not all babies perceive massage as relaxing from the start. In some cases, you may need to try it at different times of the day to find out which works best for your baby.
Benefits of baby massage:
- Relieves digestive discomfort: helps digestion and alleviates infant colic, constipation, or gas. An abdominal massage helps restore normal intestinal function.
- Promotes rest and helps your baby sleep peacefully through the night.
- Improves body awareness: the baby begins to understand the dimensions of their body and gains initial notions of personal space, recognizing that they are now independent from their mother.
- Benefits the muscular system: massage has both a relaxing and toning effect on the muscles.
- Reduces stress and anxiety: helps calm your baby’s crying and restlessness, and also helps calm you as parents while giving the massage. Massage is an effective technique for reducing anxiety.
- Enhances the baby’s confidence and positivity, while increasing bonding and attachment between the giver and receiver.
- Moisturizes the body, improving skin texture.
- Improves the functioning of the circulatory system: massages help the blood circulate much more effectively.