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Massage Me! Onesie (0-6 months)

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Category: Baby & Toddler

Learning baby massage is now a snap with this adorable printed onesie featuring easy-to-follow baby massage strokes and detailed instructions. Your Kahlmi baby massage onesie will help you soothe your baby through any stage. The perfect gift for any new parent! 

Benefits of Daily Baby Massage

  • Better Sleep & Relaxation
  • Improved Digestion
  • Bonding
  • Stronger Immunity
  • Less Fussiness/Crying
  • Body Awareness
  • Parental Confidence
Features
  • Safe for baby
  • 30% organic and 70% bamboo cotton
  • Size 0-6 months
  • Easy-to-follow massage instruction
  • Soft touch/stretchy material
  • Snap-on buttons for easy changing 
  • Tailored neckline
  • Created by a certified infant massage instructor and Mom of 2 boys.
  • Helps alleviate common baby ailments including colic, gas, and restlessness.
  • What's in the box: Includes 1 KahlmI Massage Me Onesie along with an informative insert card that provides guidance on the benefits and instructions for each massage stroke.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe I. ★★★★★

My baby used to fuss through tummy time until I started following the printed strokes on this onesie, and now he actually relaxes. The little diagrams are easy to read even one-handed while he's wiggling. Wish I'd had this for my first kid.

Olivia J. ★★★★★

The massage stroke diagrams printed right on the front make it so easy to follow along during tummy time. My daughter actually calms down when I start the leg strokes, which I did not expect at all.

Samuel E. ★★★★★

Tiny little shirt, but it packs in so much helpful detail. I love that I can glance down at the fabric while I'm actually doing the strokes, instead of trying to remember a routine or fumble with a phone. It's become a cozy part of our bedtime wind-down.