Rebozo Massage

Rebozo massage is a gentle massage that relaxes and balances the lower back and pelvic areas, increases the natural flow of the body, and strenghtens bonding and attachment – and rebozo massage can be used throughout the entire pregnancy.

Rebozo massage takes place in Østerbro.

The rebozo massage takes 60 minutes.

For the massage we need a yogamat (or simular non-slip mat), a pillow, and a bolster or coiled up duvet/blanket.

If you would like the rebozo massage to be held in the comfort of your own home there’s a travel expense fee of 250,- dkk per session + mileage 3,76 dkk/km.

Rebozo Massage

Single session 60 minutes DKK 750,00

5 x 60 min rebozo massage DKK 3.375,00

If you would like the rebozo massage to be held in the comfort of your own home there’s a travel expense fee of 250,- dkk per session + mileage 3,76 dkk/km. 

1) Press the buy Rebozo Massage button that suits your needs below

2) Register and pay in our shop

3) You will recieve a confirmation mail where we also ask you a few questions and will plan the session(s) according to our respective calendars.

Rebozo Massage

Rebozo comes from Spanish, from the verb that means to cover or envelope oneself. Rebozo massage originates from Mexico and has been used through generations to help pregnant women relax, find inner peace, concentrate on their bodies and unborn babies, and prevent the risks of complications during birth.

For the rebozo massage, we use one or more Mexican rebozos, brightly colored garments,  which we wrap around your pregnant body. With the rebozos, we cradle, stretch and massage your body to relax and balance the soft tissues of your pelvis (muscles, connective tissues,  ligaments).

Rebozo massage releases oxytocin and endorphins and regenerates your body. The rebozo massage generates comfort and calmness for both you and your baby.

Simple, gentle, and yet highly effective massage which eases back pain and tension, increases general well-being, and facilitates a smoother birth experience.

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Hodnett et al 2012 & Evidence Based Birth 2017.