What you will learn:

Study Baby Massage Online Course, Gain Knowledge and Skills You Need to Practice and Teach Baby Massage

The Baby Massage Course will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to practice and teach baby massage, with a comprehensive understanding of the health and wellbeing benefits, such as improved physiological, cognitive, emotional and social development.

Before diving in and applying massage techniques, you are first taken through the history of the practice, introduced to influential people in the field of baby massage, and exposed to current thinking and research findings. Later in the course, you will also be provided with specific case studies that outline the importance of massage and the difference it can make.

It is widely recognized that immediately after birth, mothers and babies should have skin to skin contact, giving reassurance to both mother and baby. Bonding, mutual attachment and touch is an incredibly important part of the parent-child relationship and should continue from the moment of birth onwards. The Baby Massage Course explains each of these areas and how baby massage can help, along with the techniques other cultures use to promote the bonding between parent and child.

In addition to helping babies and parents to bond, there are plenty of other benefits to baby massage, such as aiding relaxation (for both the parent and the child) and sleep, providing a way for others to bond with the baby, and building confidence in handling the baby. There are also known health benefits, which, along with the aforementioned, are detailed in the course.

Along with teaching you massage techniques, the Baby Massage Course provides information on baby growth, development, behaviors, and reflexes. This additional study provides a more rounded knowledge of infant development, emotions, and physiology.

To ensure the comfort, safety, and happiness of the baby it is important to prepare for the massage. You will be guided through the steps to take before each baby massage given. From here you will be taken through giving a baby massage, including what to be aware of, tips for a pleasant massage, the strokes and sequences for each area of the body, additional techniques and knowing when not to provide a massage.

What you will learn with our Baby Massage Online Course

• Arm Massage Technique
• Chest Massage Technique
• Abdomen Massage Technique
• Leg, Feet and Toes Massage Technique
• Advanced Arm Massage
• Advanced Face Massage
• Advanced Back Massage
• Advanced Leg Massage
• Advanced Chest Massage
• Advanced Scalp Massage
• Advanced Abdominal Massage

Baby Massage Online Course - Requirements

The Baby Massage Course is delivered 100 percent online 24/7.

To successfully complete this course, a student must:

• Have access to the internet and the necessary technical skills to navigate the online learning resources
• Have access to any mobile device with internet connectivity (laptop, desktop, tablet)
• Be a self-directed learner
• Possess sound language and literacy skills

Quick Course Facts

1. Course content is structured for easy comprehension
2. Registered students gain unrestricted access to the Baby Massage Course
3. All course material is available online 24/7 and can be accessed using any device
4. Study online from anywhere in your own time at your own pace
5. All students who complete the course will be awarded with a certificate of completion

For any additional questions please see our comprehensive FAQS tab above.

Baby Massage Online Course Outline

Module 1: The History of Baby Massage

Part 1: When Did It All Begin?

Learning Objectives:

• The history of baby massage
• What complementary and alternative treatments mean
• The difference between Eastern and Western approaches to medicine
• Influential people in baby massage field
• Related complementary and alternative therapies
• Research finding and current thinking

When Did It All Begin?

Massage babies is a procedure that is handed on from generation to generation in many cultures. Historians have discovered signs of baby massage dating back over 3000 years in places as varied as India, Africa, Asia, New Zealand, and the Caribbean. Ayurvedic medicine includes the instruction of child massage.

Part 2: Influential People

Topics to be discussed include:

• Vimala McClure
• Peter Walker

Part 3: Complementary and Alternative Healing

A supportive treatment is one that can be found in or outside of traditional Western medicine, while an alternative approach often appears to be a complete system that can be used in place of conventional Western medicine. The confidence in the body's capacity to cure itself is shared through complementary and traditional approaches.

Topics to be discussed include:

• What is the Difference Between Western and Eastern Healing?
• Related Complementary and Alternative Treatments

Part 4: Research and Current Thinking

Feldman, Rosenthal, and Eidelman discovered that the practice of infant massage enabled parents to tap into their infants, express love and comfort, and read their cues. They conclude that baby massage facilitates the critical attachment process as well as an infant's comprehension of action/reaction and the basis of empathy.

Module 2: Bonding, Attachment, and Touch

Part 1: Bonding

Learning Objectives:

• Bonding
• The different styles of attachment
• Closeness in other cultures
• Touch

Bonding 

What is Bonding?

Bonding is the deep bond that a parent creates with their child. It is this emotion that drives them to lavish him with love and devotion or to throw themselves in front of a speeding truck in order to protect him. Bonding is the feeling of unconditional love and attachment that a parent has towards their child.

Topics to be discussed include:

• Why is Bonding Important?

Part 2: Attachment

What is an Attachment Bond?

The attachment bond is the interpersonal relationship developed between a child and their primary caregiver by wordless contact. Attachment is a strong and long-lasting relational connection that binds one person to another through time and space.

Topics to be discussed include:

• Attachment Theory
• Secure Attachment Bond

Part 3: The Importance of Baby/Mother Closeness in Other Cultures

Topics to be discussed include:

• Fiji
• Bali
• Uganda
• New Guinea
• Venezuela
• Nigeria
• New Zealand

Part 4: The importance of Skin-to-Skin Contact

It is generally accepted that, preferably, mothers and babies should be skin-to-skin immediately after birth, whether normal or caesarean. Seeing the infant nearby is comforting to the mother, and the baby is happier; their temperature, as well as their heart and respiratory rate, controls more quickly.

Topics to be discussed include:

• What is Skin-to-Skin?
• Benefits
• The Importance of Touch

Module 3: The Benefits of Baby Massage

Part 1: Communication Through the Five Senses

Learning Objectives:

• Communication through the five senses
• The recognized benefits of baby massage
• Understand how and why the baby and mother benefit

Communication Through the Five Senses

A newborn baby is actively receiving and reacting to stimuli in his surroundings. By his seventh month in the womb, he has mastered all of his senses. He also has the ability to see, hear, sound, taste, and smell. They do, however, need time to completely mature. Nonetheless, he is eager to learn about his new life and everything in it from the moment he is born.

Topics to be discussed include:

• Touch
• Smell and Taste
• Hearing
• Sight
• How Does a Baby Communicate?

Part 2: Benefits of Baby Massage

Positive Interaction

Smiling, making eye contact, loving, being emotionally compassionate, and showing concern pave the way for constructive interaction. All of these attributes are used and developed while learning and practicing baby massage. Baby massage makes the baby feel safe and loved while also promoting healthy bonding between mother and child.

Topics to be discussed include:

• Helps Both Baby and Mother to Relax
• Builds Confidence in Handling the Baby
• Encourages Baby to Sleep Deeper and Longer
• Father, Family and Friends

Part 3: Healing Benefits of Baby Massage

Topics to be discussed include:

• Relieves the Pain Caused by Colic and Constipation
• Calms Irritable Babies
• Improves Circulation
• Improves Weight and Aids Digestion
• Eases Teething

Module 4: Baby Anatomy, Growth, and Developmental Milestones

Part 1: Basic Baby Anatomy

Learning Objectives:

• The anatomy of a baby
• The growth of an infant
• Developmental milestones

Basic Baby Anatomy

Knowing a baby's anatomy, growth patterns, and developmental milestones means that an individual has all the information needed to choose suitable massage therapies based on age and skill.

Topics to be discussed include:

• Growth

Part 2: Developmental Milestones

Topics to be discussed include:

• Four Months
• Nine Months
• Eighteen Months
• Age Two
• Categories of Development

Module 5: Behaviors, Cues, and Reflexes

Part 1: Six States of Consciousness

Learning Objectives:

• Six states of consciousness
• Different infant cues
• Infant reflexes

Six States of Consciousness

The behavioral status of an infant is determined by one of six states of consciousness. There are two sleep states, three awake states, and one intermediate state among these. Within each condition, the baby's facial expression and body motions differ. Newborns with stable nervous systems move from one state to the next naturally and effortlessly.

Topics to be discussed include:

• Active Sleep
• Deep or Quiet Sleep
• Drowsiness
• Quiet Alert
• Active Alert
• Crying

Part 2: Behavior Cues

Newborns are born with the ability to speak. Their actions can seem spontaneous, but every step they take has a purpose. They will show their preferences and dislikes by their actions, letting the individual know what they require. To show that they don't like anything, the newborn can turn away, squirm, or fuss. If they like something, they will show it by staring at it intently, remaining still, and quiet.

Topics to be discussed include:

• Engagement Cues
• Distress
• Disengagement Cues

Part 3: Infant Reflexes

A reflex is a muscle reaction that occurs spontaneously as a result of stimulus. Relevant muscle responses are elicited by certain stimuli or gestures. A reflex's existence and strength is a significant indicator of nervous system growth and function. Reflexes provide information about the baby's health and development.

Topics to be discussed include:

• Rooting
• Moro Reflex (Startle Reflex)
• Suck Reflex
• Hand to Mouth Reflex
• Tonic Neck Reflex
• Grasp Reflex
• Babinski Reflex
• Step Reflex
• Galant Reflex
• Parachute Reflex

Module 6: Baby Massage Preparation and Introductory Techniques

Part 1: Preparation for Baby Massage

Learning Objectives:

• How to prepare for baby massage
• Introductory baby massage techniques

Preparation for Baby Massage

When Should You Start Baby Massage?

There are no set standards for starting baby massage at a certain age. Although newborns seem fragile, don't be afraid to begin a massaging regimen soon after birth. Massage on a regular basis strengthens the bond and contributes to the development of a happy, healthy baby. In the early weeks, some babies find organized, controlled massage too relaxing, so use nurturing contact instead.

Topics to be discussed include:

• Massaging at Home
• Infant Massage Classes, Courses for Workshop
• Practice Opportunities
• Ask Permission

Part 2: Introductory Massage

Topics to be discussed include:

• Starting Position
• The Massage
• Over Stimulation Warning
• General Tips
• After the Massage

Module 7: Baby Massage Strokes

Part 1: When to Avoid Baby Massage

Learning Objectives:

• A variety of baby massage strokes
• Baby massage sequences
• Areas to avoid

Topics to be discussed include:

• When to Avoid Baby Massage
• Contraindications
• Baby Massage Strokes- Legs
• Stretch a Leg
• Groovy Knees
• Baby Massage Strokes- Feet
• Mow the Lawn
• Round the Garden
• Tiny Toes
• Whole Foot Strokes
• Baby Massage Strokes- Tummy
• See Saw
• Rock-a-Baby
• Full Frontal Stretch
• Round the Clock
• Baby Massage Strokes- Chest
• Sunglasses
• Pitter, Patter Raindrops

Part 2: Baby Massage Strokes

Topics to be discussed include:

• Baby Massage Strokes- Arms
• Toy Soldiers
• Arm’s Length
• Open Shut Them
• Give Yourself a Hug
• Baby Massage Strokes- Hands
• Round the Front Garden
• Round the Back Garden
• Tiny Fingers
• Palm Stroke
• Baby Massage Strokes- Face and Head
• Whole Head Stroke
• Shampoo
• Double Arch
• Temple Bells

Part 3: Baby Massage Strokes

Topics to be discussed include:

• Baby Massage Strokes- Back
• Full Back Stretch
• Fork Ridge Run
• Warming the Heart
• Kneading Dough
• Pat-a-Cake
• Further Techniques
• Milking
• Rolling
• The Open Book
• The Butterfly and Bicycle
• I Love You

Part 4: Arm Massage Technique Video

Part 5: Chest Massage Technique Video

Part 6: Abdomen Massage Technique Video

Part 7: Leg, Feet, and Toes Massage Technique Video

Part 8: From Strokes to Sequence

Topics to be discussed include:

• Tummy Sequence
• Head and Face Sequence
• Chest Sequence
• Arm Sequence
• Back Sequence
• Leg Sequence

Module 8: Massage Oils and Case Studies

Part 1: Why Use Massage Oils?

Learning Objectives:

• Why massage oils are used
• Different types of oils
• What to avoid
• How to make your own massage oils
• The outcome of two published case studies

Why Use Massage Oils?

There are no set standards for starting baby massage at a certain age. Although newborns seem fragile, don't be afraid to begin a massaging regimen soon after birth. Massage on a regular basis strengthens the bond and contributes to the development of a happy, healthy baby. In the early weeks, some babies find organized, controlled massage too relaxing, so use nurturing contact instead. Baby massage oils can serve as a lubricant, allowing you to do massage motions without creating any drag or friction.

Part 2: Massage Oils Suitable for Infants

On a broad basis, in order to reap the greatest rewards from a massage, the most appropriate oil should be used. Olive oil and honey almond oil are the most commonly used massage oils. However, there are several options on the market, including aromatherapy and essential oils of various forms.

Topics to be discussed include:

• Almond Oil
• Coconut Oil
• Sunflower Oil
• Mineral Oils
• Commercially Sold Massage Oils
• Oils to Avoid

Part 3: Aromatherapy

If a person wishes to use essential oils on their infant, they must keep in mind that they are highly concentrated and strong and must be thoroughly diluted before use.

Topics to be discussed include:

• What You Need to Know
• Safe Massage Oil Formula for Infants Aged 3 Months +

Part 4: Case Study One: Baby Group at HMP, Swansea

Topics to be discussed include:

• The Baby Massage Group Begins
• The Effects of the Baby Massage Group
• Case Study Two: Nicholas

Module 9: Bonus Baby Massage Videos

Part 1: Advanced Arm Massage Video

Part 2: Advanced Face Massage Video

Part 3: Advanced Back Massage Video

Part 4: Advanced Leg Massage Video

Part 5: Advanced Chest Massage Video

Part 6: Advanced Scalp Massage Video

Part 7: Advanced Abdominal Massage Video

Module 10: Additional or Special Needs and Techniques for the Growing Child

Part 1: Massage for Additional or Special Needs

Learning Objectives:

• What additional special needs mean
• Why baby massage is important
• What the benefits are for children with additional or special needs
• Massage techniques for the growing child
• Family fun massage routine

Massage for Additional or Special Needs

What Does ‘Special’ or ‘Additional Needs’ Mean?

Special or additional needs indicate that the child may need additional assistance due to a physical, mental, or learning issue. The word "special needs" refers to a wide range of diagnoses. Children with special needs may have moderate developmental difficulties or severe brain impairment; they may have food disorders or be dying.

Topics to be discussed include:

• How Does Baby Massage Help?
• Hearing Impairment
• Visual Impairment
• Cerebral Palsy
• Developmental Delay
• Hypersensitivity or Autism
• Following Surgery
• Baby Massage Following Trauma

Part 2: Massage for the Growing Child

Massage should be given to the infant as he or she rises. It may be more difficult to administer any of the soothing methods of baby massage to an active toddler; hence, it is recommended to provide the massage to suit the child's needs, rather than the massage meeting the child.

Topics to be discussed include:

• Family Massage

Module 11: Setting Up a Business and Next Steps

Part 1: Setting Up a Business

Learning Objectives:

• About the different types of business
• How to write a business plan
• How to market your business
• How to run workshops or training session
• The legalities around running a business

Topics to be discussed include:

• Setting Up a Business
• Research Your Market
• Writing a Business 
• Naming Your Business
• Register Your Business
• Sole Trader
• Limited Company
• Partnerships
• Rules
• Marketing Your Business
• Government Grants and Schemes
• Top Tips

Part 2: Leading a Baby Massage Class

Topics to be discussed include:

• Your Role
• Consent Forms

Course Delivery

All online massage therapy courses are accessed online by any device including PC, tablet or Smart Phone. Upon purchase an automated welcome email will be sent to you (please check your junk email inbox if not received as this is an automated email), in order for you to access your online course, which is Available 24/7 on any computer or smart mobile device.

Recognition & Accreditation

Upon successful completion of this course and achieving a passing score for the assessment, you will   be issued with an international continuing education credit (CEU) certificate.

This Certificate is applicable worldwide, which demonstrates your commitment to learning new skills. You can share the certificate with your friends, relatives, co-workers, and potential employers. Also, include it in your resume/CV, professional social media profiles and job applications.

Module 1 The History of Baby Massage

• Introduction
• Part 1: When Did It All Begin?
• Part 2: Influential People
• Part 3: Complementary and Alternative Healing
• Part 4: Research and Current Thinking
• Module 1 Assessment

Module 2 Bonding, Attachment and Touch

• Part 1: Bonding
• Part 2: Attachment
• Part 3: The Importance of Baby/Mother Closeness in Other Cultures
• Part 4: The Importance of Skin to Skin Contact
• Module 2 Assessment

Module 3 The Benefits of Baby Massage

• Part 1: Communication Through the Five Senses
• Part 2: Benefits of Baby Massage
• Part 3: Healing Benefits of Baby Massage
• Module 3 Assessment

Module 4 Baby Anatomy, Growth and Developmental Milestones

• Part 1: Basic Baby Anatomy
• Part 2: Developmental Milestones
• Module 4 Assessment

Module 5 Behaviours, Cues and Reflexes

• Part 1: Six States of Consciousness
• Part 2: Behaviour Cues
• Part 3: Infant Reflexes
• Module 5 Assessment

Module 6 Baby Massage Preparation and Introductory Techniques

• Part 1: Preparation for Baby Massage
• Part 2: Introductory Massage
• Module 6 Assessment

Module 7 Baby Massage Strokes

• Part 1: When to Avoid Baby Massage
• Part 2: Baby Massage Strokes
• Part 3: Baby Massage Strokes
• Part 4: Arm Massage Technique
• Part 5: Chest Massage Technique
• Part 6: Abdomen Massage Technique
• Part 7: Leg, Feet and Toes Massage Technique
• Part 8: From Strokes to Sequence
• Module 7 Assessment

Module 8 Massage Oils and Case Studies

• Part 1: Why Use Massage Oils?
• Part 2: Massage Oils Suitable for Infants
• Part 3: Aromatherapy
• Part 4: Case Study One: Baby Group at HMP, Swansea
• Module 8 Assessment

Module 9 Additional or Special Needs and Techniques for the Growing Child

• Part 1: Massage for Additional or Special Needs
• Part 2: Massage for the Growing Child
• Module 9 Assessment

Module 10 - Bonus Baby Massage Videos

• Part 1: Advanced Arm Massage
• Part 2: Advanced Face Massage
• Part 3: Advanced Back Massage
• Part 4: Advanced Leg Massage
• Part 5: Advanced Chest Massage
• Part 6: Advanced Scalp Massage
• Part 7: Advanced Abdominal Massage

Module 11 Setting Up a Business and Next Steps

• Part 1: Setting Up a Business
• Part 2: Leading a Baby Massage Class
• Module 11 Assessment
• Conclusion

Entry requirements

Students must have basic literacy and numeracy skills.

Minimum education

Open entry. Previous schooling and academic achievements are not required for entry into this course.

Computer requirements

Students will need access to a computer and the internet.

Minimum specifications for the computer are:

Windows:

Microsoft Windows XP, or laterModern and up to date Browser (Internet Explorer 8 or later, Firefox, Chrome, Safari)

MAC/iOS

OSX/iOS 6 or laterModern and up to date Browser (Firefox, Chrome, Safari)

All systems

Internet bandwidth of 1Mb or fasterFlash player or a browser with HTML5 video capabilities(Currently Internet Explorer 9, Firefox, Chrome, Safari)

Students will also need access the following applications:

Adobe Acrobat Reader

Entry requirements:

Students must have basic literacy and numeracy skills.

Minimum education:

Open entry. Previous schooling and academic achievements are not required for entry into this course.

Device requirements:

Students will need access to a computer/any device and the internet.

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