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Babies are very delicate and sensitive. They require special attention in all over of their health, their diet, skin or hair. By breastfeeding and massaging we can make the mother baby bond stronger. Indian tradition helps mother's to know much better about massaging all our mother and mother in law guide us the proper way or we can always consider taking help of maalish wali. It has tons of benefits. Skin massage is also considered as a therapeutic touching way that has physiological and mental effects on the infants.
In addition to helping you and your baby bond massage help your baby in many other ways like it calms down your baby, helps in digestion, helps in weight gain, boost immune system, helps with better skin texture, brain development, metabolism and many more.
Now next question arises which oil? Traditionally mustard oil was used.Selection of right type of oil is important as many local products have side effects like allergies or rashes. Doctors prefers Olive Oil. It is the safest.
Olive oil is a fat which is obtained by processing whole olives. They are fruits of a traditional tree crop of the Mediterranean Basin, named olea europaea.
Follow heart shape movements. Try to ensure that the baby is not feeling uneasy due to massage
Rub from inside to outside shoulders. Try and move your fingers gently and do not apply pressure at the time of rubbing.
From arms to fingers and thighs to down toes. Masaaging helps the baby to achieve healthy bones.
Downward gently through spine and sides gentle rub.
Again mother's instinct is best if you see any bad effects like rashes or redness after oil massage please talk to your pediatrician.It depends baby to baby.But my personal experience says it's the best.I didn't got any skin related issues. Massage helps them in the long run, my son is 4 now but still it’s a routine now to massage before bath with olive oil.
Hope these tips will encourage you to massage your baby. Please comment if you have other suggestions.
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