Massage is a great job to bond with your baby .basically, Massage is a general term for pressing, rubbing and manipulating your skin, muscles, tendons and ligaments. Baby massage can help to grow better and become behave better. Keep in mind; don't try a massage just before or after a meal or when she needs a nap Massage is generally considered part of complementary and alternative medicine.

• Low lights
• Soft music
• Tissues or paper towels to wipe up excess oil
• A small amount of baby oil (olive oil works well, too)
• A soft towel or blanket to cover your baby
• A pacifier, if it's calming for your little one.

• The legs are a good place to start massage because they are very less sensitive than some other parts of the body.
• Try sitting on the floor, bed or sofa, with your baby safely on a towel in front of you.
• Find a position that's comfortable, gives you good eye contact with no overhead lights and where your baby is warm.
• Baby's tummies are a significant source of distress, as their digestive systems are quite immature at birth and it needs a fair bit of time to get used to breast milk or formula.
• Tummy massage strokes can help provide relief from common tummy discomforts, such as gas and constipation.
• It's up to you whether your baby is nappy-free, but it can help to at least loosen the nappy when massaging the tummy.

• Benefits of massage for baby
• Feeling closer to your baby
• Relaxes & Soothes
• Improve skin condition
• Helps digestion
• Relief for teething pain
• Relaxes parents
• Improves circulation
• Enhances immune system function
• Helps baby/child to sleep deeper and more soundly
• Helps with congestion, gas, and colic

• Teaches parents how to read their infants' cues and recognize their states of awareness
• Develops confidence when handling their baby
• Gives parents a special way to interact with their children who may be hospitalized. Helps parents feel a greater part of the healing process.
• Enhances loving communication, helping parents to understand and respond to their baby's non-verbal language
• Take one foot and gently rotate it a few times in each direction, then stroke the top of her foot from the ankle down to the toes. Switch feet and repeat.
• Provides 'permission' to relax together with their baby
• Increases awareness of baby's growth and development
• Gives parents the tools for understanding their child's unique rhythms and patterns
• Daily massage helps parents to unwind and relax