Research has shown that babies who are massaged regularly tend to be more relaxed, eat and sleep better and have less colic, reflux and constipation. Pure sweet almond oil, as recommended by the Infant Massage Association, is the ideal natural lubricant and intensive moisturiser in one to care for your precious baby’s delicate skin.
It is recommended to use baby massage oil from natural and organic ingredients, to calm and soothe babies. Ideal to use straight after a bath or as part of their evening ritual, it may help calm a fussy baby. Choosing a massage oil with no artificial fragrances to avoid interfering with the bonding process between parent and child.
“We have also found that the massage oil is really useful in helping to remove cradle cap from little one’s scalps,“ says mum-of-three and Australian Micro Business Woman of the Year, Michelle Vogrinec, who devised the range for her son’s sensitive skin when he developed eczema at just 8 weeks of age.
“Just massage the scalp with the oil and leave until the cradle cap resembles soggy cornflakes, then gentle remove with a comb or brush. You can then cleanse the scalp with a mild baby shampoo, of course, I suggest GAIA Natural Baby Shampoo!” Michelle recommends.
For more information on GAIA Natural Baby and other products from the GAIA Skin Naturals, please visit our website www.gaiaskinnaturals.com or contact Customer Service on (03) 9703-1707.
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