• Know the benefits of infant massage
• Learn infant massage techniques
• Perform a basic infant massage on your baby

• Gives mommies tools for quality time.
• Gives mommies a way to have a close bond even if the child, whether you are a stay at home mom or a mom who works.
• Gives mommies of divorce a way to keep the bond intact.
• It creates more compassion for your child.
• It creates children who know themselves.
• It creates children who know their self-worth.
• It creates a healthier child.

• Help foster mom-infant bonding as a result of intimate interaction.
• Relieves pain and discomfort from teething, congestion, gas, and colic.
• It helps to improve digestion by activating the relaxation response.
• Prompts the nervous system through the stimulation of the skin. It helps with speeding the myelination of the nerves and improving neurological development.
• Boost blood flow, ensuring that oxygen and nutrients reach the infant's cells and tissues.
• It slows down and deepens the respiration response rate.
• It helps to enhance muscle tone through the activation of sensory and motor neurons.
• Assist in speech and language development while talking to an infant during the massage.
• It promotes deeper and longer sleep for the baby.

• Assist moms in acquiring self-assurance and self-respect in their mothering roles.
• Boost and reinforce mothering skills and validate your roll.
• Help ease the stress of “working mom guilt”  by renewing the connection with your baby.
• Offer moms time to relax by providing focused time and attention with your baby.
• Help increase the mommy's ability to relax the child in a time of stress.
• Help release the pituitary hormone prolactin. In women, prolactin is involved in milk production and may help foster maternal feelings.
• Enhance communication between the mommy and infant.
• It helps moms learn to read infant behavior.

• A solid connection between mommy and child that nourished the infant on a core level, the process that attaches the infant to reality.
• Skin to skin contact
• Scent
• Eye contact
• Warmth
• The biorhythmic activity that existed between mother & baby in utero.

Who should take this course?

Mommies