Loving Baby Massage

An Instructor preparing the room.

A parent arriving with questions.

A baby deciding that today is definitely not the day for a massage. 😊

Another parent offering a reassuring smile.

A conversation during a break.

A new connection.

The experience of an IAIM course is made up of much more than the massage itself.

It is made of people.

💜 Now taking bookings for baby massage courses starting in October 2026

⭐️ Tuesday 27th October
Moortown Children’s Centre 10:00am
Moortown Children’s Centre 11:30am

⭐️ Tuesday 13th October
Horsforth St James’ Parish Centre 1:30pm

⭐️ Thursday 15th October
Chapel Allerton Tennis Club 12:00pm

⭐️ Thursday 22nd October
Colton Methodist Church 2:00pm

Places are limited. Please book early to avoid disappointment as these places can fill fast!
Take a look at my 5 ⭐️ reviews to see what parents say about my courses.

💜 I have over 16 years experience teaching baby massage and have taught well over 4,000 families how to massage their babies.

💜 You learn so much more than massage on my courses. We cover baby’s cues and states, winding techniques, how to massage your growing baby and all the way through to them being a teenager, reflexology, baby yoga - gentle movement exercises and so much more!
🎶 We sing a few nursery rhymes as the course progresses which adds to the interaction and enjoyment for your baby.

⭐️ Some of the many benefits to massaging your baby include:

💜 Help you and your baby understand each other better
💜 Soothe your baby and help reduce crying
💜 Aid digestion and help relieve colic, wind and constipation
💜 Help your baby to sleep more deeply and for longer
💜 Relieve nasal congestion and teething discomfort
💜 Help develop good muscle tone, co-ordination and suppleness
💜 Enhance body awareness
💜 Boost the immune system
💜 Deepen the bond between you and your baby
💜 Help calm and relax both you and your baby
💜 Boost your confidence in handling your baby
💜 Make new friends in your local area

👶 Courses run for 5 weeks and cost just £50.

👶 Included is a parent handouts booklet, a 50ml bottle of fractionated coconut oil, a quick reference guide, a story weather massage, and a certificate of achievement.
All you need to bring is a towel for your baby, and a cushion for you to sit on.

👶 Courses are suitable for babies from birth to 12 months.

Please message if you have any questions, click the Book Now button for more information and to book your place 😊💜

Baby Massage Courses In Leeds | Loving Baby Massage Welcome to Loving Baby Massage. We provide baby massage courses at various locations in Leeds such as Headingley, Horsforth, Chapel Allerton.

We can become very good at doing things for our babies.

Picking them up.
Moving their arms.
Putting on their clothes.
Changing their position.

But sometimes, slowing down gives your baby an opportunity to be part of what is happening.

A little movement.
A little stretch.
A little wriggle.

You don't need to wait for a perfect response.

Just notice.

💜 Responsive care starts with paying attention.

Have you noticed your baby trying to "help" during everyday care?

Parenthood can feel like a long list of things to do.

Feed. Change. Dress. Wash. Repeat.

And sometimes, you get to the end of the day wondering where the time went.

But tucked inside those ordinary moments are the experiences you and your baby share.

A familiar voice.

A little hand reaching for you.

The comfort of being held.

You don't have to make every moment memorable.

Sometimes, you only realise how meaningful the ordinary days were when you look back.

This weekend, what ordinary moment with your baby would you love to remember?

Share your moment in the comments. We'd love to hear it. 💜

Touch is never just about what our hands are doing.

It is also about noticing how the other person responds.

With babies, this means paying attention to their cues, allowing them to take a break and recognising that sometimes “not now” is the most important message they can give us.

Infant massage is an invitation to connect — not an instruction that a baby has to follow.

When we listen to the baby's response, touch becomes a conversation.