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Baby Yoga and Massage
These classes are designed to build self-confidence and trust between mother and baby.The many benefits of infant massage have been confirmed by research. In all cultures the language of touch has been an important component of mothering. Baby Yoga adds gentle movement and skills for handling babies with ease and in relaxed ways.
Yoga is never done to babies but WITH babies and parents get relaxed and delighted in this creative interaction. Baby yoga and massage are a pleasurable activity which can help parents and babies discover together the daily routines and style of parenting that suit them best.
Baby Yoga as pioneered by Birthlight has gained rapid popularity in many countries outside the UK, particularly in Japan, Korea, Hong Kong and China where it has been integrated in national parenting programmes.
Baby Yoga & Massage appeal to parents in many different cultures in that it is both traditional, echoing millennial practices, and responding to the needs of today’s working parents.
Find out more about Baby Yoga, Massage & Nurture Teacher Training with Birthlight.
