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Our baby massage class designed to teach you soothing techniques to help you bond with baby and create a soothing and calming routine. This can also help with common baby issues such as teething pain, constipation and helping them get their tummy time in. Suitable for babies from 8 weeks old to pre crawling. This class is a 5 week course with a different body part being massaged each week. You will receive a handout of the massage strokes and routines
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as well as some fractionated coconut oil as part of your course price. There will also be an option for photos at the end of each class to commemorate your time together. There will be time in the session to chat with other mums, ask any questions and connect during our sessions 🩵
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Eir & Wild Wellness - Baby Massage
2 months – 8 months · The Rothley Centre
Where it happens
The Rothley Centre
The Rothley Centre, 12 Mountsorrel Lane, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE7 7PR
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About Eir & Wild Wellness Loughborough
Eir and Wild wellness [pronounced Air & Wild] was created to combine my previously separate offerings of Fitness with Lara (my regular fitness sessions) and Baby. Body. Beautiful. (My pre and postnatal specialisms). I wanted to create a single empowering yet supportive space for the whole of the womanhood journey, be it fitness and/or motherhood, and so Eir and Wild wellness was born. Where you: Awaken your power. Nurture your journey. The name comes
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from: Eir who is a Norse healing and mercy goddess, symbolising healing, protection and care with a powerful feminine energy. Something I always want to provide during my sessions. Wild is pretty self explanatory! Freedom to be yourself, not tied by societal pressure and an untamed spirit. Together they provide a soft but fierce energy just like womanhood and motherhood. If you have been to any of my classes before you will know that there is never any talk of size, shape or body image, which I find is even more important when little ears are around. I have felt the body image pressure of social media and tabloids, especially with the bounce back culture after having my daughter, and I want to avoid bringing that to any of my sessions.
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