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New studies are finding what parents in other cultures have
known for centuries...spending just a few minutes a day practicing
infant massage greatly benefits both you and baby.
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Improves digestion ·
Helps increase circulation
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Relaxes and calms
a fussy baby
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Raises the child's sense of self
Studies show that sense of self is tied to developing self esteem, therefore infant massage may actually help to promote self esteem in children.
 
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Enhance the relaxation experience
for your child ·
Lessen congestion if the child
has a cold or stuffy nose ·
Ease gas pains
associated with digestion
 
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Relaxes you ·
Promotes a sense of
parenting confidence ·
Can help calm you after a hectic day ·
Helps strengthen
the bond between you and your child ·
Improves non verbal communication
While the techniques in this video are geared toward infants who have not
yet begun to walk, the benefits don't end there.
Many parents say the art of loving healing touch continues, becoming a natural
part of child care and providing a safe, relaxing environment for both of you!

I think it's a great way to teach
our kids about themselves and to help in their growth as
people.
Dr.
Janette Hurley
Family Practitioner
Watching this video, I felt relaxed,
informed and emotionally moved.
Kerry
New Mom
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