- Who is this webinar for?
– Expectant parents, parents of babies from birth to 12 months, and grandparents or caregivers who want to learn safe massage techniques. - When can I start massaging my baby?
– Most babies can enjoy gentle massage from the first few weeks. We explain how to begin and when to wait, such as until the umbilical cord stump has healed. - Do I need to bring my baby to the webinar?
– No. Strokes are demonstrated on a doll. You can follow along with a doll, a soft toy, or your baby if they are calm and awake. - Which oil should I use?
– We cover how to choose a safe oil and how to do a patch test. If your baby has eczema or sensitive skin, please check with your paediatrician first. - Can massage help with colic and gas?
– Yes. We teach specific tummy strokes and leg movements that many parents find help ease gas and discomfort. - Will massage help my baby sleep better?
– Many parents find a calm massage before bed helps their baby relax. We share a simple bedtime routine you can follow. - How long should a massage last?
– Anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes, guided by your baby's cues. We show you how to tell when your baby is enjoying it and when to stop. - Is massage safe for premature babies?
– Premature babies may benefit from gentle touch, but please get your paediatrician's approval first. We share key precautions. - Can grandparents attend?
– Yes. It is a great way for the whole family to learn consistent, safe techniques. - Will traditional practices be discussed?
– Yes. We respectfully discuss common traditional practices and explain which are safe and which may be harmful. - Will this webinar replace medical advice?
– No. It is an educational session. For skin conditions, illness, or medical concerns, please consult your paediatrician.
Pregnancy
Infant Massage Webinar
₹2,000.00
Connect with your baby through the gentle power of touch. This 1-day Infant Massage Webinar teaches parents a simple, step-by-step massage routine that supports bonding, relaxation, better sleep, and comfort from gas and colic.
From choosing the right oil and preparing a safe, warm space to reading your baby’s cues and massaging the legs, tummy, chest, arms, face, and back, this webinar covers everything you need to massage your baby with confidence. The strokes are demonstrated live on a doll so you can follow along at home, with special techniques for tummy troubles and a calming bedtime routine.
Whether you are expecting, a new parent, or a grandparent who wants to learn safe, modern techniques, this session will help you turn massage into a loving daily ritual your baby looks forward to.
Topics Covered
• Benefits of infant massage for baby and parents.
• When to start massage and the best time of day.
• Choosing a safe massage oil and doing a patch test.
• Preparing the room: warmth, lighting, surface, and what you need.
• Reading your baby’s cues: when they are ready and when to stop.
• Asking permission and building a calm massage ritual.
• Step-by-step strokes for the legs and feet.
• Tummy massage for gas, colic, and constipation relief.
• Chest and arm strokes.
• Gentle face massage.
• Back massage and the full-body finishing strokes.
• Colic relief routine and bicycle leg movements.
• Massage for better sleep and a bedtime routine.
• Adapting massage as your baby grows.
• Massaging premature babies and babies with special needs: key precautions.
• When not to massage: fever, vaccination sites, skin issues, and illness.
• Safe bathing after massage.
• Traditional practices: what to keep and what to avoid, like pressing the nose or head shaping.
Handouts
• Step-by-step massage routine, illustrated stroke-by-stroke guide.
• Baby cues chart, showing engagement and disengagement signals.
• Massage oil guide, with suitable oils and how to do a patch test.
• Room setup checklist.
• Colic and gas relief routine card.
• Bedtime massage routine card.
• When not to massage, a quick safety reference.
• Age-wise massage tips, from newborn to 12 months.
• Traditional practices: myths vs facts sheet.
• Daily massage and sleep log.
• Questions to ask your paediatrician.
