Infant Massage Series -3 week series from 11:30am - 1:00pm
January 27th , February 3rd and 10th 2022
March 17th, 24th and 31st, 2022

Distanced Outdoors - Las Palmas Park, Sunnyvale​

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The practice of Infant Massage is a unique and wonderful way to deepen the bond you have with your child.  

It provides countless physical and emotional benefits for both you and your baby, such as:
  • Help relieve your gassy baby and improve his/her sleep.
  • Fosters emotional, physical, and mental well-being, calms anxieties, and contributes to healthy body image. 
  • Maturing the nervous system therefore babies who are regularly massaged are more comfortable in their environment.​
Best taken when your baby is pre-crawling, newborn to about eight months, depending on your child's development.  The atmosphere of the class allows for diaper changes, feeding, and any other needs you and your baby may have.

​Instructor: Reenie 

What you will learn

  • simple and effective massage techniques from Swedish Massage, Reflexology and Traditional Indian Massage, a special massage to relieve gas and colic
  • ways of communicating with your pre-verbal baby
  • relaxation techniques, for both you and baby
  • how to adapt your massage as your child grows
This 3 week series is an opportunity for parents to become familiar with the  infant massage philosophy and techniques, as well as, learn and practice specific massage strokes and sequences.  Please bring your baby!
Reservations are per baby with one adult (mom, dad and grandmothers, grandfathers, etc are welcome to interchangeably join)

What to bring:
- mat
- blanket
- bed pillow
- bolster or pillow

Small bottle of oil and reference materials will be provided (please print the documents before coming to the park).
"Excellent instructor! One of the best classes I've taken at Blossom! It gave me a new and wonderful way to interact and bond with my daughter that will last a lifetime."
"Generously answered questions, while efficiently moving through the curriculum."
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"Opened my eyes to so many aspects of infant massage that I had not considered, like baby cues (engaging/disengaging), massage tactics for different stages of childhood, etc."