Ever wondered what sets a remarkable baby massage or yoga teacher apart from the rest? Sure, you’ve got your lesson plans, your props, and your array of activities, but let’s talk about something deeper, something often overlooked: Energy and Vibration. ✨The Importance of Being Energetically Aligned Your energy, or as we like to call it, […]
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In a world that often feels overwhelming and detached, there’s a quiet revolution emerging here at Blossom and Berry, where we are building community around the delicate bonds between parents and their babies. Here’s why this matters. The World We Live In Every day, we’re bombarded with stories of climate change, natural disasters, and a
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Recently, we had the truly wonderful Abbii Kent on our podcast talking all about neurodiversity and people who are or may identify as neurodivergence, helping to get an understanding of what that means and how we can be more inclusive to those people, and I wanted to some of her wonderful brilliance with you all
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This week we had the truly wonderful Dulcie Batt on the podcast, and I wanted to share this snippet of brilliance with you all in this week’s blog. To hear more about Dulcie’s joyful approach to parenting and supporting other parents you can listen to the podcast here: https://www.blossomandberry.com/podcast/ “I work with women from conception
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In this week’s blog post, I wanted to write about having the courage to follow your dreams and start a business that supports families. Having worked in the birth and baby space for over 20 years, I see that the biggest block to people following their dreams and stepping into this absolutely vital space is
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Mel Craven Why did you want to teach baby massage? I was teaching Kindergarten in Al Ain, a small town in the United Arab Emirates and finding it very difficult to juggle being a mother of three sons, a newborn, 4-year-old and 7-year-old with the long and exhausting teaching schedule. Being an Australian Social Worker
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Colette Bruce Why did you want to teach baby massage? I was actually first interested in Baby Yoga. I’d attended a class with my son when he was a baby. He suffered with silent reflux and it saved us! Living on barely any sleep baby yoga was a soothing class for us to attend and
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Today, I’m going to share 3 Simple Steps to help you take action and start teaching baby classes in your local area so that you can create the Baby Wellbeing Business of your dreams. Step 1 – Get Clear on Your Vision What kind of classes do you want to run? How will you serve
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KIERA ANDREWS Why did you want to teach baby massage? When my daughter was born we were entering into quite a chaotic household, my partner lived with his mum, his son from a previous relationship, his sister, his niece plus loads of dogs! Wild but it is what it is, only this part of the
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I received the Mother Tree Grant in September. We have used the money to cover the rent of the building we will be using for a weekly baby massage circle. These mums are mums who are in need of social interaction with like-minded people as well as being new mums with bubs most of whom
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Rachel Rose Burgess Why did you want to teach baby massage? Having worked in childcare for many years and thoroughly enjoying baby massage with my son when he was a baby it was always at the back of my mind that I wanted to set up my own business one day running baby massage, discovering
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I received the grant for good in April. My aim was to run monthly post-natal support groups for new mums to get together in a safe environment, and meet other parents and babies without the pressure of a class. I also wanted to offer a free space to families who I know wouldn’t be able
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