If you've completed an infant massage training program but found it lacking in support, comprehensive content, or experienced instructors, now is the time to consider re-certifying with the Liddle Kidz® Foundation.

The first year of a baby’s life is crucial for sensory and neurological development, especially for infants who have experienced hospitalization.

Many massage therapists are unaware of their potential role in a hospital setting, particularly in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Often, they ask if they can work in hospitals or believe these roles are reserved for nurses or occupational therapists. In reality, with the right training and certification, massage therapists can be essential members of the healthcare team.

Touch therapy, including infant massage, offers a gentle and effective way to support babies with NAS.

The recent research article, "The Role of Early Intervention Therapy in Neurodevelopmental Outcomes of Premature Infants," highlights the profound benefits of early therapeutic interventions like infant massage in supporting the development of preterm infants.

For the Williams* family, the NICU was a place of both heartbreak and hope. After welcoming twins, a boy and a girl prematurely a...

Massage therapy offers a multitude of benefits for hospitalized children, from reducing stress and pain to improving sleep and immune function.

Whether performed by a professional pediatric massage therapist or at home, massage therapy is a valuable tool for enhancing every child's health and happiness.

Touch therapy and pediatric massage can be beneficial interventions for children with ASD.

Sleep problems in children can significantly impact their health and development, but touch therapy offers a natural and effective way to address these issues.