Infant Massage with Amanda Hermann L.M.T., CEIM
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Courses are taught over a number of weeks, to give both the parent and baby time to learn and become comfortable with the massage. Classes are baby led.
Each week parents learn strokes for a new part of the body while reviewing strokes from previous classes. The length of the massage, pressure, rhythm, rate, respect, bonding, why baby cries, baby’s body language, positioning of the baby, relaxation and parent empowerment are some of the skills and topics that will be discussed. What are classes like:
* Classes are held in small groups to ensure pe
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What is bonding? Bonding is a unique relationship between two people that is specific and endures through time. (Kennel & Klaus)
Infant massage can enhance & foster the parent/infant bond.
“Being touched and caressed, being massaged, is food for the infant. Food as necessary as minerals, vitamins, and proteins.” Dr. Frederick Laboyer
Personal Mission Statement: That every parent, caregiver, and infant have the opportunity to experience the lifelong benefit that comes from early bonding through nurturing touch, allowing for the development of healthy bodies, minds, spirts and relationships throughout life.
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