Baby Massage

Baby massage has been shown to promote better sleep, support digestion, ease colic, and strengthen the bond between parent and baby — while also nurturing emotional and physical wellbeing.

I am certified by the IAIM (International Association of Infant Massage), offering classes combining evidence-based techniques with a calm, supportive environment for both you and your baby.

Classes run as a 5-week course, with each session lasting around 1 hour. Parents or caregivers will learn:

  • Baby massage techniques
  • Key developmental theory, such as:
    • Reading your baby’s cues & how they communicate
    • Understanding their behavioural states & sleep
    • How baby massage can support your baby’s development
    • How to adapt massage techniques for the growing child

I also provide tea, coffee and refreshments at the end of every session, giving you a chance to connect with other local parents, share experiences, and access support.

The course is suitable for babies from birth to around 9 months of age (ideally pre-crawling). You can join a small, friendly group at my home in Claygate, Surrey, on Tuesdays. Or you can opt for private 1:1 sessions. See below for upcoming dates and availability for group sessions.

I also offer private individual or group sessions in your own home if preferred.


Group sessions

5 week courses.

Please note you are signing up to all 5 dates if you book the course.

Tuesdays 11am – 12pm

  • 3rd November
  • 10th November
  • 17th November
  • 24th November
  • 1st December


    “Anna is a very kind, patient instructor and everything she teaches is respectful of the babies and what mood they are in. The classes hugely increased my confidence massaging my baby and had a positive effect on my baby’s happiness and comfort”

    – Helen, Mum of Emilia

    “I did Anna’s Nov/Dec sessions and also the Christmas special! Can’t express how lovely these were, from the music, to the setting to the little touches with the name on their oils. Just loved it all so so much! We will be back!”

    – Elspeth, Mum of Sailor


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