Pre & Post Natal Massage - in the privacy of your home

What better way to indulge yourself. Your posture changes through out your pregnancy, placing greater stress on the supporting muscles. Massage will relieve aching and tense muscles and the therapeutic affect of the massage will relax you mentally. Some masseuse's also use the Hydrotherm cushions, which is a practice where you are supported on warm water filled cushions to provide you with a unique floating sensation, offering deep relaxation.

Stylists - The sweatyBetty ‘Magician

Visit a sweatyBetty stylist for the perfect solution or even a magical transformation. If you feel uncomfortable about wearing fitness gear and you dread the thought of tight lycra a sweatyBetty ‘Magician could be what you need.
Our Magicians (stylists) are experts in the field of Womens active wear. With a talent for stylish dressing an understanding of fit, comfort and performance in fabrics they will be able to guide you to your desired outfit. All ‘ Magicians are thoroughly trained in sweatWear, yogaWear, beachWear, snowWear, and footwear.
For FREE trusted advice, a boost of confidence and no tight lycra please contact sweatyBetty on freephone 0800 1693889 for details of where to find a ‘Magician.

Baby Massage

Different forms of baby massage has been practised throughout the ages in a variety of cultures.  The techniques applied in Developmental Baby Massage provide parents with a simple and effective way to encourage their child's natural growth and development.  As well as being a playful and therapeuti form of communication it can also help to prevent and relieve minor infant ailments.
'Developmental Baby Massage encourages perfect posture, structural fitness, muscular coordination and flexibility. Additional benefits on employing these techniques are to deepen your baby's breathing rhythm promote relaxation, aid digestion and stimulate your baby's immune system.'  PETER WALKER.
Peter Walker is a pioneer in the field of practicing massage and gentle gymnastics for babies. Babies should be at least 6 weeks old to benefit from the full massage routine. Classes are one hour long and include relaxation techniques as well as hands on techniques that parents learn in class and can continue to utilise at home.

Baby Massage 6-week course                                         £54
Held at the David Lloyd Club, Kensington, Friday at 10.30am, New course starting 2 July 2004.

Space is limited, so we require advance booking. Contact us for more information.