Washington Park Chiropractic

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By Amanda Miller I first became interested in Infant Massage while I was still in school. I really enjoyed working with my expectant clients, and wanted to find a way to stay connected and continue care after they delivered. My prenatal instructor told me about Infant Massage. This was the missing puzzle piece to well-rounded care. I studied Infant Massage in the U.S., but really became passionate about teaching others after I traveled to Asia. During my study of different Eastern healing arts, one thing really stood out to me: massage was done in the home between family members. It was done from parent to infant. Once the children were older, they naturally started massaging their parents, and the rolls reversed as the parents began to age. After seeing that kind of compassion and bonding, I wondered why we don’t tend to see that in the West as well. It seemed like the most natural thing to do, yet was something I felt was missing or foreign to our culture. “Bonding is a unique relationship between two people. It is specific and endures through time” ~ M. Klaus Massage is a natural way to relieve stress for both caregiver and child. It enhances your intimacy, understanding, and ability to nurture your child. It improves communication by increasing your confidence and sensitivity to your baby’s cues, and stimulates healthy development of your baby’s mind, body, and spirit. Read the rest of this entry →

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