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Hi everyone


My November course is fully booked. I am now taking bookings for December 2010. Classes will be held on a Tuesday or Friday morning. However, the venue is only available from 10.45am to 11.45am - is this generally a bad time for babies having their mid morning naps? I guess I need to go with the majority in order to find out whether the timings will work.


In the meantime, please see details below:


Tippee Toes Baby massage programme


WHEN: Four week infant massage programme held on: Tuesday or Friday mornings at 10.45am to 11.45am


DATES: DECEMBER 2010


LOCATION: PUSH Studios, Blackwater Street (off Lordship Lane) SE22


FEE: ?55.00 for full programme.


What to expect:


You will learn the art of massaging your baby, the wonderful benefits involved and, of course, take this life long experience away with you!


Baby massage is a wonderful way to communicate and find that special moment between you and your baby. Research shows that baby massage can help improve blood circulation for babies and relieve stress for parents! Baby massage can also help relieve the discomfort of gas, constipation and colic and, as well as aiding digestion and not forgetting to mention, promotes better sleep! These are just a few examples of why baby massage should be an activity that is incorporated into your daily routine to give you and your baby that special 'moment' that you might otherwise miss out on due to busy life-style.


Included in this programme, all participants receive a 50ml bottle of pure vegetable oil, class handouts explaining all the relevant strokes as well as other useful information and a certificate on completion of the course.


By the end of the programme, you will be able to massage your baby confidently, will hopefully have found a way to incorporate massage into your baby's daily routine and, of course, help your baby relieve discomfort in the most natural, nurturing way possible.


If you would like to book a space, please contact me on:


0790 361 8432 or

[email protected]

You can massage your baby from birth. Research shows that babies and parents benefit from the closeness of massaging as early as possible. With saying that, it's never too late either!


I am qualified with the International Association of Infant Massage - we encourage massage and nurturing touch as early on as possible.


Hope this helps! Feel free to PM me for any further information, I may not see the messages on the board.


Kim

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