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Give your little one the gift of comfort,

closeness, and inner calm,

one page at a time.

New Release

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Enjoy a child-centered massage

that's sweet, soothing, and

wonderfully easy-to-learn.

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Transform bedtime into the

most peaceful and precious time

of day for infants​ and children --

especially those with special needs.​

           

What Research Shows

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Benefits of massage have been reported in studies involving:​

  • Prematurity

  • Autism

  • Developmental delay

  • Sleep & bedtime behavior problems

  • Difficult temperament & aggression

  • Childhood depression & anxiety

  • Maternal depression and parent-infant relationship difficulties

 

​In the First Year of Life

  For infants

  • Greater attachment security

  • Better emotional regulation

  • Improved sleep

  • Better bedtime behavior

  • Increased growth in some high-risk infants

  For caregivers

  • More sensitive caregiving

  • Stronger attachment to infant

  • Better sleep

  • Improved mood

  • Greater parenting confidence

  • Reduced depressive symptoms

  For the relationship

  • More harmonious parent-infant interaction

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For Toddlers and Young Children​

  • Improved developmental functioning

  • Improved cognitive performance

  • Reduced aggression

  • Reduced symptoms of depression and anxiety

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Endorsed by Tiffany Field, Ph.D.
the leading authority on infant massage:

​Lullaby Massage is a gentle and effective therapeutic approach that promotes children's sense of security and well-being. Its simplicity and efficacy make it indispensable for parents seeking to enhance their children's health and uplift the quality of the parent-child relationship.                             

- Tiffany Field, Ph.D.

​Founder and Director of the Touch Research Institute        Professor of Psychology, Psychiatry, and Pediatrics

Miller School of Medicine, University of Miami

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Sybil L. Hart, Ph.D.

Dr. Hart is a child psychologist and professor emerita of Human Development & Family Studies at

Texas Tech University.

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