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Holistic Child Development
Moms, we know that massaging your baby is key to their growth. Share your experience and which of the below points you agree upon.Does it: • Promote sound sleep? • Strengthen the bond between you and your baby? • Develop your baby’s nerves and immune system? • Help them reach growth milestones faster? • Relieve gas and colic?Feel free to write your experiences on this.Note : 5 Lucky Winner will get FirstCry Vouchers of Rs. 500 each! 
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Sanchita Ghosh Guardian of 3 children 1 Year ago
Fantastic
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Garima Dubey Guardian of 3 children 1 Year ago
a good oil for baby massage. it is helpful in babies growth stronger bone and happy mind
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Manoj kumar Guardian of a 7 yr 4 m old boy 1 Year ago
develop baby bones ,nerves and skin more faster and properly
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Sravanthi Mom of a 1 yr 5 m old boy 1 Year ago
I have personal experiences, and I can provide information on the benefits of massaging babies.

Massaging baby has numerous benefits for their growth and development. Some of these benefits include:

1. Improved circulation and flexibility
2. Enhanced muscle tone and strength
3. Better sleep quality
4. Increased bonding and attachment
5. Relief from gas, colic, and constipation
6. Boosted immune system
7. Enhanced sensory awareness and cognitive development
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Sravanthi Mom of a 1 yr 5 m old boy 1 Year ago
I have personal experiences, and I can provide information on the benefits of massaging babies.

Massaging baby has numerous benefits for their growth and development. Some of these benefits include:

1. Improved circulation and flexibility
2. Enhanced muscle tone and strength
3. Better sleep quality
4. Increased bonding and attachment
5. Relief from gas, colic, and constipation
6. Boosted immune system
7. Enhanced sensory awareness and cognitive development
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Punita Sharma Mom of a 2 yr 5 m old boy 1 Year ago
Dabur lal oil is very effective in growth of my child. it makes the muscles strong, they start to walk early if we massage them regularly
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Ranjana Prajapat Guardian of a 7 yr 2 m old boy 1 Year ago
baby good mouslas
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Sayema khan Guardian of a 2 yr 1 m old girl 1 Year ago
good good very good
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divya sunil Mom of a 6 yr 5 m old boy 1 Year ago
Massaging baby is very good for the development and for the growth of child . we use coconut oil for massaging it's very good for all skin type.best and safe for babies.
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RS Sharma 1 Year ago
Mother of 4 year child
Dabur chaywanparash can be taken for supreme health benefits.
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Holistic Child Development
Moms, we know that massaging your baby is key to their growth. Share your experience and which of the below points you agree upon.Does it: • Promote sound sleep? • Strengthen the bond between you and your baby? • Develop your baby’s nerves and immune system? • Help them reach growth milestones faster? • Relieve gas and colic?Feel free to write your experiences on this.Note : 5 Lucky Winner will get FirstCry Vouchers of Rs. 500 each! 
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