Your Childrens Health

A warm room. The room must be warm enough to keep your baby comfortable (26 C) is the ideal room temperature. Babies lose heat quickly when uncovered and oil tends to reduce body heat as well.
A quiet and peaceful atmosphere. Do not have the television on or other people in the room causing interruption. Both parent and baby will enjoy the massage and tune into each other more effectively if there is nothing around to cause distraction.

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