Service 5

Service Description

Baby reflexology is a gentle form of foot massage based on the principle that different areas of the feet correspond to various parts of the body. It’s used to help soothe babies, support digestion, relieve discomfort (like colic or teething pain), and promote better sleep. Here’s a quick overview of common reflexology points for babies: Toes: Linked to the head and teeth. Gently massaging can help with teething and headaches. Center of the foot pad: Connected to the lungs and chest; useful for coughs or congestion. Upper arch (below ball of foot): Corresponds to the upper abdomen; can help with indigestion or reflux. Lower arch (middle of sole): Linked to the lower abdomen; massaging here may relieve constipation and gas. Heel: Associated with the pelvis and lower back; may help with hip discomfort or tension. Outer edge of the foot: Reflects the arms and legs. Always use gentle pressure and stop if your baby seems uncomfortable.