“I’m hopeful that the work today will help him. He slept the whole hour home and is still asleep now…”
– new mom
Bodywork for Babies Moms and Dads Course
The Bodywork for Babies Moms and Dads Course will teach parents simple, gentle techniques to improve feeding, digestion and baby’s ability to thrive. The stresses of fetal life, a difficult birth or the experiences after birth, can create tension in the cranium, face or body that don’t just disappear with time. This tension in the tissue must be released through touch, as it has been done by parents in India for thousands of years. In the west we lost this practice, but we can relearn how to touch our babies and give them the type of touch they need to create lasting positive effects on feeding, digestion, weight gain and sleep.
This quick online course demonstrates how to quickly release tension in your baby, how to downregulate them for better feeding and digestion, and how to give a bottle to a baby refusing to eat. It also includes bonus videos from pediatric occupational therapist Naomi Matanick that direct parents how to improve suck/swallow, efficient feeding, breathing and self-regulation. Join Lauren Brim, Ph.D into the world of bodywork for babies, and give your baby the touch and support they need to eat, sleep and thrive! We hope you will join us for the Bodywork for Babies Moms and Dads Course, and set your baby up for a lifetime of health.
The Course
Need more support?
This course will teach you how to help your baby from home, but if you are concerned about the tension in your baby’s body contributing to a tight latch, poor feeding, flat spots on the head, reflux, or other common newborn and infant conditions, then schedule a professional bodywork session with one of our practitioners at Bodywork for Babies.
Bodywork for Babies Moms and Dads Course
Sign up for this quick course to help your baby today!
- Techniques to release tension in the pelvis
- legs and feet
- Techniques to release the arms and a tight cranium
- Techniques to release the bones of the face and tension inside the mouth that improve baby’s latch
- Techniques to downregulate and calm your baby
- Techniques to feed a baby refusing or struggling with a bottle