How To Help With Teething - Baby Massage Course Part Three | Channel Mum

If your baby is having a miserable time with teething, we've got some top tips for you from Baby Massage Expert Gayle Berry. In this third part of our official channelmum.com Baby Massage Course she covers a few different strokes you can do to help relieve the pain and discomfort that often accompanies the arrival of those pearly whites. We'll also be covering baby massage for colds and congestion in the next video of the course, so make sure to check back for that!

If you missed part one of the Baby Massage Course where we covered the basics you need to know to get started, be sure to check it out here before diving into this video: channelmum.com/v/getting-started-with-baby-mass…

Or if you fancy finding out how to treat colic and constipation with baby massage, you can see that right here: channelmum.com/v/baby-massage-for-colic-amp-con…

And check back to this page next week for the next instalment of our Baby Massage Course: channelmum.com/c/baby-massage-course

If you have any burning questions about baby massage head on over to our Chat and Support Group, where we have loads of experts and other mums waiting to chat to you: channelmum.com/chat/


Taking part in this video:

Sarah-Jayne Fragola - channelmum.com/creators/sarah-jayne-fragola
Gayle Berry - blossomandberry.com/

Production music by www.epidemicsound.com

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