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  • Introduction (Module 1)
    • An Introduction To Our Training
    • Professionalism and Ethics
    • Appendix: Reading List
    • General Information
    • Health and Safety
    • Practical and Legal Requirements For Teachers
    • Questions
  • Babies' Anatomy (Module 2)

    Anatomy and Physiology of Infants.

    • Relevance to Baby Massage
    • The Cardiovascular System
    • The Skeletal System
    • Babies’ Digestive System
    • Colic and Babies
    • Development of the Baby’s Brain
    • Issues of Developmental Delay
    • Newborn Baby Reflexes
    • The Benefits of Signing to Babies
    • The Benefits of Music to Babies
    • Babies’ Ailments and Massage
    • From Birth to 3 Months
    • From 3-6 Months
    • At 6 Months
    • At 9 Months
    • At 12 Months
    • Bonding and its Importance
    • Bonding Difficulties
    • Colicky Babies and Babies Suffering from Reflux
    • Summary
    • Questions
  • Movements (Module 3)

    All movement should be performed when your baby is content and not tired or hungry, movements should be playful and not forced.

    • Introduction
    • Massage Strokes
    • Resources
    • Questions
  • Relaxation (Module 4)
    • Introduction to Relaxation
    • Example Scripts
    • Questions
  • Lesson Planning & Class Structure (Module 5)
    • Lesson Planning & Class Structure
    • Lesson Plans
    • Risk Assessment
    • General Advice for Teachers
    • Questions
    • Useful Documents
  • Marketing Classes (Module 6)
    • Marketing Guide
    • Questions
  • Coursework & Final Paperwork (Module 7)
    • Baby Massage Coursework
    • Final Assessment

Baby Massage Training

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