The day you give birth to your baby is a day you will remember for the rest of your life

it should be the best possible birth experience for you.

PREGNANCY MASSAGE

The pregnancy massage is designed to help and support you through the aches and pains of pregnancy.

DUE DATE MASSAGE

The due date massage focuses on helping the body to prepare for labour.

POSTNATAL MASSAGE

The postnatal massage is designed to ease the aches and pains of breastfeeding, as well as help your body recover from the birth.

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INFANT MASSAGE CLASSES

Baby massages can help promote a deeper sleep for your baby.

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PREGNANCY MASSAGE, BIRTH PREPARATION CLASSES, AND NEWBORN CARE

BIRTH AND PARENTING CLASSES

ANTENATAL LABOUR AND BIRTH CLASSES

– ideally taken at 32 weeks

CAESAREAN BIRTH CLASSES

NEWBORN CARE CLASSES

REFRESHER BIRTH AND PARENTING CLASSES

FORTNIGHTLY ZOOM CHECK-IN WITH PROGRESS FROM CLASSES UP UNTIL BIRTH

Blogs & Articles

How Soon Can You Get a Massage After Giving Birth?

Whether it’s within the first week or after a few months after giving birth, you can actually get a postpartum massage as soon as you want (consult your doctor first especially if you had a c-section or experienced a traumatic birth). Generally, postnatal massages are safe as long as you’re physically and emotionally ready and

How Do You Improve Your Sleep During Pregnancy?

Even if you’re extremely tired and a bit drowsy, you might still find it hard to fall asleep. It could be because of the mild pain, discomfort and some worries about this new chapter of your life and the challenges ahead. Improving your sleep during pregnancy To help you fall asleep or go back to

TESTIMONIALS

Jen has a wonderful, revitalising energy. She massaged me through both of my pregnancies and made the ‘sometimes difficult’ times so much more comfortable.

Karen S, Randwick

Jen was a lifesaver when my neck and shoulders were so sore and tight from breastfeeding. After a few postnatal massages focussing on this area, the pain was gone. Thank you!

Nicole S, Maroubra

We attended two sessions, the Labour / Birth & Newborn Care with Jen and she is just so experienced and informative. Jen is not just a lecturer or coach, she is also a warm hearted listener (we shared some stories between each other at the beginning of the sessions). The sessions were not only feed you informations, but also let you know about how and why through interactions and Q & As. So even though the sessions lasted about 5-6 hours, it wasn't boring at all, it was actually fun because we learned so much. We came during the holiday season so there was just us, kinda like VIP class. Things wouldn't go wrong if you came to Jen, I would say.

Haolin Cai

We attended two sessions with Jen. She was excellent both times. As first time parents we had a lot of questions and anxieties. Jen took a lot of time providing a huge amount of information and skills that have be very useful (swaddling especially). When we found out my partner needed a Caesarian she invited us to attend a second class. She is great. You should see her.

Gwilym David Blunt

Went to Jen for a pregnancy massage at 38 weeks. She was really great and I walked out feeling fantastic. Highly recommend 🙂

Clare Stephens