Pre & Post Natal Massage

Pre Natal Massage; Post Natal Massage; For the Daddy

Pre Natal Massage

Post Natal Massage

For the Daddy

The Benefits of Pre Natal Massage

Along with the joy of pregnancy come physical and emotional changes like anxiety, stress, fatigue, edema (swelling), sciatica, and lower back pain. For thousands of years, massage has been used ease these, and many other symptoms, facilitating the healthiest, most enjoyable pregnancy possible for both mommy and baby (this makes Daddy happy too!).

Having experienced these symptoms first hand during my pregnancy, I understand what you are going through. This is a time of great excitement, but also a time where you need support and understanding. I am here to help you and your baby.


Regularly scheduled massage prepares the body for labor, and helps with high-risk pregnancies.

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The Benefits of Post Natal Massage

Your pregnancy is over and you are enjoying your newborn baby. An entirely new way of life has emerged for your family. Mommy, you have now entered what is called the recovery phase. You may be feeling depleted & fatigued, muscle soreness & strain, various aches & pains, not to mention the potentially overwhelming emotions caused by the change in hormones in your bloodstream.

Massage treatment provides physical & emotional nurturing during this pivotal time where mom still needs some extra support. It helps restore the body to pre-pregnancy physiology, and assists in the healing process after childbirth.


Postpartum massage is highly regarded throughout the world for its ability to help women recover from pregnancy and birthing.

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Pre & Post Natal Massage for the Daddy For the Daddy

During a time when the physical & emotional changes in the expectant mother are so evident, it's easy for dad to feel left out. He's experiencing his own emotional and physical stress and it's important for him to receive Pre & Post Natal massage too!




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