Hubs and I have been seeing a wonderful massage therapist since just a couple months after Tee was born. This day the girls decided they needed massages too. Because being a kid is such a hard job, you know? š
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Well yes it is hard being a kid. I have been putting off my own need for a massage for months now. I need one terribly.
I always feel so much better after. Time to book one!
lol cute, I could go for a massage!
You totally should!
Omg I love massages! I need to do this š Lol….of course kids need massages š Everyone should feel that good š
They both loved it!
Oh I will NOT be showing my little one these. The little princess already gets plenty of pampering! But I could for for a massage myself right now. Zumba nearly killed me last night!
LOL! Pampering is good, as long as you get some too!
I love how she has her arms in the sling and everything! Too cute =)
There are many benefits from massage for infants and children too!
Such as:
Sleep promotion
Reduction in crying, anxiety, and fear
Promotion of healthy bowel function
And of course – bonding with parents and caregivers
I know, but it’s Wordless Wednesday. š I’d love to have you write a guest post about the benefits of massage for babies and children. Want to share your expertise?
I find that my four month old responds very well to massage when I take a minute after his bath to put lotion all over. It would be great to see a post about tips for infant massage š
I agree! I’m hoping to get a guest post from a RMT with experience in therapeutic massage for babies.
I always give my LO a massage after her bath. She loves it!
That is cute! I wonder if my boys would lay still for me to do this…