Frequently Asked Questions

Infant massage is a gentle, nurturing touch that helps parents bond with their baby while supporting healthy development, relaxation, and communication.

Benefits can include improved sleep, digestion, circulation, and muscle tone; reduced gas and fussiness; and strengthened parent-infant bonding.

Classes are led by a certified Infant Massage Instructor with a background in child development and occupational therapy.

Massage can begin anytime after birth, but most parents start when their baby is between a few weeks and 12 months old.

Bring a blanket or towel, your baby’s usual comfort items (pacifier, bottle, etc.), and an extra diaper. Massage oil will be provided.

That’s completely normal! Classes are baby-led—parents are encouraged to respond to their baby’s needs at any time.

Each class lasts about 45–60 minutes, including time for instruction, demonstration, and discussion.

A typical series includes 4–5 weekly sessions so you can learn and practice each massage technique gradually(4 sessions when learning one-on-one and 5 sessions for group).

Yes! Parents do the massage while the instructor demonstrates on a doll and provides guidance and support.

Most babies can safely receive massage. If your baby has a medical condition or was premature, check with your pediatrician before starting.

Every baby is unique! We’ll explore how to read your baby’s cues and adjust techniques to make the experience enjoyable and soothing.