Anyone had a pregnancy massage?

[LysnDan]

Just make sure they don't use oils that aren't recommended in pregnancy.

Hope your headache and pain goes soon.


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[~ Zarava Flutterby ~]

I had one and it was HEAVEN. the price was pretty good and they had a special chair, i nearly fell asleep
They also say to avoid certain pressure points while PG so def go for a proper massage parlor with a specialised PG massage.

[Redhead]

I have just booked in for my first this Saturday!
Really looking forward to it.
If I can find this thread next week, will let you know how it goes.

[Kazzo]

I had one when I was 32weeks and LOVED it. I went to a great place. They had a special pillow that let me lay on my belly and she used warmed baby oil. I paid $65 for 1 hour and it was well worth it.

Go for it

[blessedatlast]

Sounds tempting. Average price here is $75 for an hour, but I did find one place offering a special of 2 hour long massages for $125. I might have to redo my budget lol.

ZF - Yes I would definitely go somewhere that specialises in pregnancy massage.

Lysndan - The place I am looking at going run baby massage etc too, and she is a midwife. I am pretty sure they would know what to use but I'll check anyway.

Thanks everyone for replying

[M22]

I have had one too at the peninsula springs-- it is the best and i could lie on my tummy too!!!

[*star*]

Yep, do it! It was great - and think of it as a treat for bubs, too! My massage included belly rubs (all by a qualified person!) and although initially it felt odd, I think baby did enjoy it!

[blessedatlast]

I am just dreaming of my feet, legs, back and neck lol. I don't like being massaged anywhere else..

[starangelk]

I've had one last preg and one this preg and honestly, not worth it IMO. They tread fairly lightly and I prefer a harder massage.