United Kingdom
Ireland 
Improve your relationship with baby
Infant Massage is an ancient art that has been passed down from mother to daughter over 100’s of years in many cultures.
These classes allow you to meet other new parents and gives the support needed in the first few months after giving birth. The classes are completely baby led and allows you the time and space to bond with your baby and learn how to communicate in a loving way.
Each week you will learn new massage techniques to do with your baby leading up to the full body massage routine in the last week. After each class there are refreshments and time for you to chat with other new parents.
The positive effects of infant massage
Effects include:
- Enhances parents ability to understand their baby’s needs
- Can help babies sleep better
- Body awareness
- Aids digestion and can help relieve wind, colic and constipation
- One to one time with your baby
Frequently Asked Questions
Answering the most commonly asked questions about Infant Massage
What age is Baby Massage Suitable for?
Baby Massage can be started at birth and can classes are taught up to 1 year old.
What do I need to bring to the class?
Mats, cushions and oil are provided in the class for your baby and all you need to bring is what you would usually take out with your baby.
Can I claim back through my health insurance company?
Yes you may be able to claim some of the class payment back through your insurance company, you will have to check your level of cover.
Can I bring a sibling to the class?
It is recommended you come along with just your baby to the class, but if you have no other arrangements you are welome to bring along another child. We do ask that you bring something to keep your child occupied (there will be spare dolls if they wish to take part in the class) it is important they are not disruptive in the class.
Where are the classes held?
The in-person classes are held in the Quaker Meeting House, Churchtown, Dublin 14. There is free parking at the venue, and we are straight through the main doors.
The nearest Luas stop is ‘Windy Arbour’ which is about a 3-minute walk away.
The online classes are held on Zoom.
What should my baby wear?
Your baby should wear something that is easy for you to undress in the class.
