Prenatal and Postnatal Massages

Necessary relief for new mommies and mommies to be.

Nestle into bliss among more pillows than a princess and enjoy safe, specialized treatment for your hips, back, arms, legs and scalp.  Cap it off with the foot rub you've been asking your partner for! 

Many of our therapists have extensive experience in prenatal massage and can answer questions regarding your personal experience and comfort level.

Benefits of Prenatal Massage.

 

During your pregnancy it’s important to treat yourself gently and provide as much self-care as you can. A prenatal massage is a great way to give yourself the extra time and attention that’s desperately need in our fast-paced lives.

Prenatal massage can help:

  • Reduce anxiety

  • Enhance well being

  • Encourage more restful sleep

  • Increase circulation

  • Decrease back pain

  • Reduce heartburn

  • Decrease swelling

  • Reduce depression

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Recommended massage frequency.

 

Second Trimester.

 

1-2 massages per month (4-8 massages total)

 

Third Trimester.

 

1-2 massages per month until week 35.

After week 36 - 1 per week (5-9 massages total)

 

Postpartum.

 

Vaginal Birth - as soon as your ready

Cesarean-section - wait 3-6 weeks

Pricing

All our massages last the entire length that you booked and include hot towels and aromatherapy.

new client offer

$100

Any 60 Minute Session

Save Money With Massage Packages

30 minute

$338

5 sessions

60 minute

$430

5 sessions

90 minute

$810

5 sessions

120 minute

$990

5 sessions

FAQs

 

I have heard not to get pregnancy massage during first trimester, is this true?

Yes. We require women to be 12 weeks along or more.

The first trimester is when you are at the highest risk for miscarriage. Many massage practitioners prefer not to give massages at this time because they do not want to take on personal risk in the event of something happening.

Can you use essential oils during pregnancy?

Some are okay.

There are several essential oils that should be avoided if you are trying to conceive, are pregnant, or are breastfeeding. A few generally safe oils when diluted are Bergamont, Chamomile German, Frankinsence, and Lavender.  For more information, please check out this article: Guidelines for Aromatherapists Working with Pregnant Clients


Is it true you should not massage the feet when pregnant?

This is not true!

Your feet want and need the extra care when they are carrying you and the baby. However, it is true that there are acupressure points in the ankle area that should not be aggressively worked because they can cause contraction of the uterus.

 

Book your appointment.

All our massages include aromatherapy, hot towels, and last the full length of your appointment.

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