Decomposition Beauty

Massage has been practiced for centuries in many cultures, and today in parts of India, Pakistan, parts of Africa and the Caribbean, massage is part of the life of a child. Babies are massaged almost from birth, often only by their grandmothers. The motherboard supports the daily ritual when she smells good. The practice of massage continues throughout life, and children and adults often massaged. Massage creates a strong and loving relationship between mother, father and baby. The London obstetrician Yehudi Gordon states that “the massage helps parents communicate with their child and thus strengthen the bonding process.” Touch is especially important for premature babies and those in special care, if the bonding requirements.

Benefits of massage – Gastrointestinal – both digestion and elimination is improved. Many mothers report that massage helps babies absorb them, thus improving the feeding pattern.

Nervous system – It is remarkable how babies can be calmed down and even fall asleep after a short treatment massage. Crisis of irritability, frustration and anger are reduced, resulting in much easier night for parents.

Immune system – Babies who are massaged are much more resistant to infection and less health problems. I have two children, one of 11 and 13, and never requires antibiotics or drugs of any kind – not even “Ibuprofen!

The respiratory system – Some babies seem to always be full of mucus. Massage will result in fewer coughs, colds, nasal problems and ear infections.

Skin – Texture, tone and skin condition of the child will get better with regular massage. Blood circulation is activated, and waste products are quickly removed from the system. The child’s skin will look healthy and glowing after treatment.