At what age can babies start baby floatation sessions?

Babies can start baby floatation sessions as early as 40 days old but it's important to consult with a healthcare provider to determine the best starting age based on the infant's health and development.

While baby floatation is generally safe and beneficial, infants with certain medical conditions may need clearance from a healthcare provider before participating in baby floatation.

The duration of a baby floatation session can vary depending on the infant's age health condition, and tolerance. Sessions typically range from 10 to 30 minutes, with shorter durations for younger babies.

Mpanaki Moraki classes/session fees are nonrefundable and nontransferable. Refunds are not offered unless the session is cancelled by Mpanaki Moraki. If a class is cancelled by Mpanaki Moraki parents will be informed at the earliest possible opportunity and offered the choice of a full refund or an alternative date.  

At our baby spa, we use purified and filtered water in our baby baths to ensure the safety and comfort of the babies. Ensuring that the water is free from harmful chemicals is crucial for the well-being of the babies undergoing a floatation session at the baby spa.

Baby  floatation at a baby spa is not a substitute for medical treatment. It can be complementary and may have some benefits for babies, such as promoting relaxation and improving their muscle strength and coordination. However, it is essential to consult with a healthcare professional for any medical concerns or conditions your baby may have. 

Yes, the parents are required to be present throughout the baby spa session. Parents are not allowed to have any other child irrespective of age in the baby spa session room for safety reasons.

This is essential for many reasons
1. Safety: having parents present ensures that their babies are under
supervision at all times.
2. Comfort: babies may feel more secure and relaxed when their parent
is nearby.
3. Bonding: the baby spa session provides an opportunity for the parent
to bond and interact with their babies in a unique and soothing
environment.
4. Communication: parent can communicate with the staff about their
baby’s needs, preferences and any concerns they may have during
the session, ensuring a customised and comfortable experience for
the baby.
5. Education: parent can learn techniques enabling them to continue
these practices at home.

No, your baby should wait at least 72 hours after vaccination.