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Baby Massage in Brockley - New Course starting next week on Wednesday 25th March


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Hi everyone,


I just wanted to let you know that there are a couple of places still available for our next Baby Massage Course at the Sunflower Centre in Brockley starting next week (Wednesday 25th March). The Sunflower Centre is a beautiful cosy venue with lovely views over Hilly Fields - plus there are lots of lovely cafes just a stones throw away for a catch up with the other parents after class :-)


BABY MASSAGE

Our baby massage classes are run as a 5 week course - each class lasts for around 1 hour. You will learn to massage a different part of your baby's body during each class, recapping and building on what we learnt the previous week until, in the final week, you give your baby a full body massage. We also cover relaxation and calming breathing practices for mummies, massage sequences for colic / gas and simple baby yoga moves. I also incorporate all you need to know to create the optimum massage conditions at home and give you copies of the massage strokes so you can massage your baby between classes. The courses are informal and very social so it's also a great place to meet new mums and their babies :-)


Course details are as follows:

Course Start Date: Wednesday 25th March

Course Finish Date: Wednesday 22nd April

Class Times: 11.30am until 12.30pm

Venue: At The Sunflower Centre (81 Tressillian Road, Hilly Fields, Brockley, SE4 1XZ)

Click here [www.thesunflowercentre.co.uk] for directions to The Sunflower Centre

Cost: ?60

(Please note: there is plenty of parking available outside the centre on Tressillian Road)


Baby Massage is suitable for babies from 1 week to 1 year old.


For more information please visit WWW.YUMIYOGA.CO.UK (courses also available in Greenwich as well and Mother and Baby Yoga classes in both Greenwich and Brockley) or email me at [email protected] or call me on 07957 204 177 to book your place :-) x


CLAIRE is a fully qualified Infant Massage instructor with the International Association of Infant Massage. She has also trained extensively in Prenatal and Postnatal Yoga and Baby Yoga with Birthlight and the British Wheel of Yoga. She run Pregnancy, Mother and Baby, Baby Massage and Dynamic Yoga classes in Greenwich & Brockley.

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