Format
1:1 or Small Group
Sessions
1 hr
Location
Farnham or At Your Home
Price
From £50
More Than Massage —
a Moment to Connect
Baby massage is one of the oldest and most instinctive ways to nurture your little one. Through slow, intentional touch, you communicate love, warmth and safety long before words are possible.
Rooted in centuries of tradition and supported by modern research, baby massage is a simple daily ritual that nourishes both body and spirit — for you and your baby, together.
Available as a 1:1 session in your home or at Wellbeing House Farnham, or join a small group class to learn alongside other new parents and make some friends along the way.
What You Will Learn
Deepens Your Bond: Skin-to-skin touch triggers oxytocin — the bonding hormone — in both you and your baby.
Promotes Calm and Sleep: Gentle massage activates the parasympathetic nervous system, settling an overstimulated baby.
Supports Physical Development: Stimulates circulation, aids digestion, and can relieve wind and colic.
Builds Confidence: You'll leave knowing exactly how to use massage as part of your daily routine.
Community: Group sessions are a wonderful way to meet other new parents going through the same thing.
Course Information
Age: Suitable from 6 weeks up to crawling.
Duration: 45 minutes per session.
Format: 1:1 in your home, or small group classes in Farnham.
What to Bring: Just your baby and a muslin or small blanket. Oil provided.
Price: From £50 for a 1:1 session. Group class price: £60 for a 5-week course
Frequently Asked Questions
How old does my baby need to be?
Baby massage is suitable from around 6 weeks, once your baby has had their first developmental check. The ideal window is between 6 weeks and 6 months.
What if my baby cries during the session?
Completely normal — and we always follow your baby's cues. If they're not in the mood, we pause and try again. There's no pressure.
Can I bring a friend?
Absolutely — group classes are a lovely way to come with a friend, or to meet new people. Get in touch to find out about upcoming group dates.
Real Experiences
"I came not knowing anyone and left with techniques I use every single day — and two of my closest mum friends."
Emma T.