Postnatal Massage SG: Essential Care for New Mothers

Why Postnatal Massage Matters
- Reducing postpartum swelling
- Easing back, shoulder, and neck tension from breastfeeding
- Improving blood circulation and lymphatic drainage
- Helping the uterus return to its pre-pregnancy size
- Supporting hormonal balance and emotional wellness
When Should You Start Postnatal Massage?
The Convenience of Home Services
Why Choose Jusformums?
Our team is made up of experienced, certified massage therapists who specialize in postnatal massage in Singapore, including traditional Jamu therapy. Each session is carefully tailored to your body’s condition, and we bring everything to your home—from oils and wraps to binders and care.
What to Expect from a Session
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FAQs
You can typically start postnatal massage 5–7 days after a natural delivery or 2–4 weeks after a C-section, with your doctor’s approval.
Most mothers can begin massage as early as one week postpartum, depending on their delivery type and healing process.
While not mandatory, postnatal massage is highly beneficial for recovery, helping reduce swelling, relieve muscle tension, and support hormonal balance.
You can start prenatal massage after the first trimester, around week 13, once the risk of miscarriage decreases.
A gentle full-body massage focusing on lymphatic drainage, abdominal support, and muscle relief is ideal; Jamu massage is a popular option in Singapore.
Belly massage should be avoided until the incision has fully healed—usually around 6–8 weeks postpartum and with medical clearance.
Yes, full body massages are generally safe while breastfeeding, and they may help relieve stress and muscle soreness from nursing.
Yes, healthcare providers often perform uterine massage immediately after birth to help reduce bleeding and encourage the uterus to contract.
You can begin gentle baby massage as early as the first few weeks, provided your baby is healthy and comfortable with touch.