Our Prenatal Massage Service Offerings
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Specialized prenatal treatments: massage, scalp therapy, and sugar foot scrubs.
Prenatal Massage - 60Min
$140.00Prenatal Massage is a nurturing massage that focuses on the special needs of mothers-to-be during pregnancy. Positioning, pillows and cushions are used to enhance support, decrease pressure and increase relaxation for both body and mind.
Prenatal Massage - 75Min
$170.00Prenatal Massage is a nurturing massage that focuses on the special needs of mothers-to-be during pregnancy. Positioning, pillows and cushions are used to enhance support, decrease pressure and increase relaxation for both body and mind.
Prenatal Massage - 90 Min
$200.00Prenatal Massage is a nurturing massage that focuses on the special needs of mothers-to-be during pregnancy. Positioning, pillows and cushions are used to enhance support, decrease pressure and increase relaxation for both body and mind.
Why Choose Our Prenatal Massages
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Expert care, comfort, and safety designed for mothers-to-be throughout pregnancy.
Certified Prenatal Therapists
Licensed therapists trained in prenatal techniques ensure safe positioning, gentle pressure, and tailored care for every trimester.
Comfortable Maternity Support
Special pillows, bolsters, and side-lying options provide maximum comfort and reduce strain on hips and lower back.
Soothing Natural Products
Hypoallergenic, pregnancy-safe oils and aromatic products calm nausea, hydrate skin, and enhance relaxation without harmful additives.
Focused Relief Treatments
Targeted techniques address swelling, sciatic pain, headaches, and tension while promoting circulation and overall prenatal wellness.
What Our Clients Say
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Read testimonials from our satisfied customers
Schedly is so talented! a must for any pregnant woman. I tried a bunch of massage places b...more
Such a relaxing prenatal massage experience!! Schedly did a fantastic job and really helpe...more
What I like about Shedly massages is that she puts some pressure when some other therapist...more
Went to Schedly today for a prenatal massage and it was great! She is friendly and has fir...more
Had my first prenatal massage with Schedly at 31 weeks and truly wish I would've gotten on...more
Schedly was amazing and the massage was phenomenal!! Highly recommend doing this. I’m 32 ...more
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Common Prenatal Massage Questions Answered
Helpful answers about safety, timing, and what to expect during prenatal sessions.
Yes, when provided by trained prenatal therapists and with your provider's approval. We use safe positioning and modified techniques to protect you and baby. Some high-risk conditions require physician clearance—let us know about complications so we can tailor or postpone treatment accordingly.
Arrive hydrated, wear comfortable clothing, and tell us about your pregnancy stage, medical history, and any discomforts. Avoid heavy meals beforehand. We recommend discussing massage with your OB if you have concerns. Expect relaxing, pregnancy-safe techniques and gentle pressure throughout.
We offer customized Prenatal Massage, refreshing Peppermint Scalp Massage to relieve tension and nausea, and Sugar Foot Scrubs with massage to soothe swelling and hydrate skin. Each service is adapted for safety and comfort during pregnancy.
Yes. We use pregnancy-safe peppermint products in gentle, low-pressure scalp treatments to relieve tension and help with nausea. Tell your therapist about sensitivities, and we’ll adjust fragrance intensity. Peppermint is avoided if your provider has advised otherwise.
Yes, our Sugar Foot Scrubs are gentle, hydrating, and safe when performed by trained therapists. They exfoliate, reduce swelling, and improve circulation. We avoid aggressive exfoliation and check for skin issues or circulation problems before treatment to ensure safety.
In most healthy pregnancies, doctor's approval isn't required, but if you have high-risk factors—such as preeclampsia, deep vein thrombosis, bleeding, or a complicated history—consult your OB. We always ask about medical history and can coordinate with your provider if needed.

