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Bonding involves all the senses, primarily touch. Infant Massage deepens this process through touch, verbal contact and eye contact. Infant Massage offers Adoptive parents a way to make up for lost time through quality contact time that promotes closeness, security and love. |
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parents and siblings can enjoy learning and massaging along with this interactive
DVD/video. Infant Massage is a wonderful way to help adoptive families welcome
their child into their heart and home.
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TESTIMONIALS
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"Infant Massage is a wonderful way for adoptive families to bond
with their children."
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"Touch is absolutely essential for bonding. It is the single most
important element when you adopt a child."
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Touch is a universal language understood by children all over the world.
Whether adopting from China, Guatemala, Russia, or locally, adoptive parents
can express their feelings to their adopted child through touch. Infant
Massage communicates love, respect, safety and acceptance, all essential
for a healthy parent-child relationship. 
This
DVD/video teaches families a step- by- step technique for Infant Massage.
Each step is simply narrated and beautifully demonstrated by adoptive
families and their children. Each family tells their adoption story, and
explains how Infant Massage and touch played a meaningful role in their
bonding process. 
"I
found out about Infant Massage when Galina was 2 1/2 years
old and she was home for over a year. Touch was still
an issue and not something she was comfortable with. Infant
Massage was a great way for me to be able to touch her.
After we learned it she began to ask for a massage every
day. I really wish I had known about Infant Massage when
I first brought her home from Russia."
"Infant Massage really helps my bonding with Jake. When I massage
him we get closer and closer. It is a great way for him to get to know
who I am, and I get to connect with him. It helps the transition from
birth parent to adoptive parent. We started early and were able to bond
right away.
"When
I first heard about Infant Massage I couldn't really picture what kind
of strokes you would do massage a baby. But the strokes are actually really
simple, and a loving way to bond with your baby. I know he knows the word
massage now. When we ask him "Would you like a massage?"…
he lights up!
"Touch
and massage is very important for bonding. We adopted Emily from China
when she was 13 months old, and I was aware of all the time we lost out
on. Infant Massage helps both the parent and child make up for lost time.
Touch is still an important part of our bonding and our lives now and
Emily is six years old.
"Infant
Massage is a loving approach to providing tactile stimulation to often
touch deprived adopted infants."
"We
adopted Brandon at 6 months from Guatemala, and he was
two years old when we brought Tyler home from Guatemala
at 6 months of age. We had discussed ways to enhance family
bonding and when we learned how Infant Massage could help,
everything came together. Brandon loves to massage his
little brother, and that helped them bond. The boys look
forward to bath time and a soothing massage each evening.
We've come to expect laughter and fun every time we get
out the oil!" Erin and Del, Adoptive mothers