Body Enmotion Massage & Doula Care

07/07/2026

Hey new parents, we're live now on YouTube showing you how to do hands-free breastfeeding positions. I'd love to see you there! https://www.youtube.com/live/4OWxa1ZAKOM?si=MgspUG30iSuGBAVa

06/29/2026

06/22/2026

Weekly Workshop: Hands-free Breastfeeding Positions

Time:

6:00-7:30 pm, PST, Monday, June 22, 2026

Live Link:

Body Enmotion Presents: Hands-Free Breastfeeding PositionsFrom 6:0...

06/21/2026

Weekly Workshop: Hands-free Breastfeeding Positions

Please join us on Monday June 22, at 6:00-7:30 pm, PST.

You will learn hands-on techniques how to train your baby to hold you well and keep a good balance on your body.

I will teach you how to do Hands-free breastfeeding positions with sitting, lying down and standing positions.

- Heng Ma

Live Workshop Link:

https://youtube.com/live/Zrw7V1DFUYQ?feature=share

06/13/2026

This is the handout for June 14th, Sunday's workshop: Hands-on Breastfeeding Skills: Good Latch. There are 2 parts: Part A is for expectant parents; Part B is for lactating parents who are interested in improvements.
Time: 5:00-6:30 pm, PST, June 14, Sunday

Live Workshop Link: https://www.youtube.com/live/MEKDGk64r5Q?is=pP5M7J-nScYEoSEs

Please download and save this handout below:

06/11/2026

Infant Bodywork can be a valuable part of breastfeeding support, but it is not enough on its own. Bodywork may help improve muscle function, mobility, and coordination, creating a better foundation for feeding. However, effective latching is also a learned skill that requires guidance, practice, and repetition.

Think of it this way: a strong football player may have excellent strength and athletic ability, but that alone does not mean they can play basketball well. Basketball requires specific skills, training, and practice. 🏀

Similarly, while bodywork may help a baby's body function more comfortably and efficiently, successful breastfeeding often depends on developing and practicing the specific skills needed for an effective latch.

06/11/2026

Replay Link for Yesterday’s Workshop:

https://www.youtube.com/live/tmfHlnGR6J0?is=IzICm9yWCpweN8Ss

Max Your Milk Supply by Pumping for Exclusively Pumping Mothers.

These techniques are self-care techniques for yourself to boost oxytocin for more letdowns, more frequent fast flows.

You can use your pump to imitate your baby to remove milk from the breasts.

If you make your breast’s conditions are easier for milk removal, that will be helpful for the letdowns.

Max Your Milk Supply!From 6:00PM TO 7:30PM PSTBody Enmotion Massa...

06/09/2026

I am looking forward to seeing today at 6:00-7:30 pm , PST for “ Max Your Milk Supply for Exclusively Pumping Mothers”.

This is the handout below, please review it before today’s workshop.

My demonstrations will be 60 minutes , and 30 minutes for Q & A. The total live stream time will be 90 minutes.

06/05/2026

Weekly Workshop: Max Your Milk Supply For Exclusively Pumping Mothers

6:00-7:30 pm, PST, Tuesday, June 9, 2026

Register:

Call/Text/WhatsApp : 425-208-6232 Heng Ma

06/03/2026

Infant Bodywork can be a valuable part of breastfeeding support, but it is not enough on its own. Bodywork may help improve muscle function, mobility, and coordination, creating a better foundation for feeding. However, effective latching is also a learned skill that requires guidance, practice, and repetition.

Think of it this way: a strong football player may have excellent strength and athletic ability, but that alone does not mean they can play basketball well. Basketball requires specific skills, training, and practice. 🏀

Similarly, while bodywork may help a baby's body function more comfortably and efficiently, successful breastfeeding often depends on developing and practicing the specific skills needed for an effective latch.