Basics of Infant Massage

By Kim

Learn to massage your baby with Mary Johnson, Occupational Therapist for Char-Em ISD

When: Wednesday, June 22nd from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Where: Char-Em ISD Boyne City office, 1313 Boyne Avenue
Cost: FREE to all parents and child care providers

What to bring: Please bring a small towel and a baby doll on which to practice strokes. Parents are encouraged to bring their infants.

Benefits of Infant Massage:
♦ Enriches baby’s development
♦ Encourages baby to sleep better
♦ Improves communication between parent and child
♦ Relaxes and soothes both caregiver and child
♦ Deepens bonding and attachment
♦ Enhances your ability to understand your baby’s special
needs

Please register by calling Susan Chowen at 231-582-8070 or 231-547-9812 (ext.241)


Filed in: Parent Information • Friday, May 27th, 2011

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