24th November 2007, 09:34 PM
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Super Member
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Bothwell, nr Glasgow
Posts: 1,362
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Originally Posted by daisychain
I did a lot of baby massage classes between 2000 and 2005, it has now died a death because all the health visitors, midwives and sure start are training their staff up and of course, people get their classes for free.
I used to put ads in the surgery (my local one was great for that) and all the local chemists. in some of the surgeries that wouldn't display a poster I made up some information booklets and asked if they would keep them, which most of them did.
Local spars/corner shops too.
I found it very time consuming arranging people, as you have to pay for the room rental and some pay otherwise its not worth doing.
One thing that I did too was try and encourage the people who have booked on to arrange the classes with other mums in their own homes. you then save a lot on room hire and they hostess tends to provide tea/coffee. You can then pick your equipment up and leave them to having a nice chin wag.
I'll pm you my old website address that I spent ages on when I first started out. It features a diary of a baby massage course.
If you have any other questions please fire away. I still do the baby massage but on a 1 to 1 basis where they come to my therapy rooms for tuition.
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What happened to Daisy re health visitors etc also happened to me.
I contacted our local hv to ask her to let young mums know I was about only for the hv to do the exact same course as me 10 month later and she has direct access to the young mums.....so....no more baby massage for me
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