Pregnancy Massage
Prenatal Massage in Minneapolis
Gentle, supportive massage for mothers-to-be, positioned and paced for your comfort. Focused on the back, hips and legs. From $160.
★ 5.0 on Google · 1,500+ reviews · North Loop, Minneapolis
Who it's for
Care for you, and your changing body
- Your lower back, hips or legs ache as your posture changes
- You feel tired, tense or short on sleep
- You want an hour that's entirely about you
- You'd like gentle pressure from a therapist who adapts to your comfort
Please check with your doctor or midwife before booking if you have a high-risk pregnancy or any medical concerns, and tell us how far along you are when you arrive.
What to expect
Comfort comes first
- Talk it through. Share how far along you are, where you feel discomfort and what feels good.
- Get comfortable. Your therapist helps you into a supported, comfortable position and adjusts as needed.
- Gentle, focused work. Soothing pressure on the back, hips, legs and shoulders. Ask for a break or a change at any time.
- Take it slow. Rise gently and have some water before you head out.
Pricing
Pregnancy massage prices
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Suggested add-ons
A little extra comfort
Peppermint Foot & Scalp
$35 · adds 10 min
Scalp Massage
$15 · adds 5 min
Steam Eye Mask
$5
Steamy Towel
$10 · adds 5 min
Rest Therapy
$30 · adds 10 min
Add 15 Minutes
$45
★★★★★ 5.0 from 1,500+ Google reviews
“This was my first time receiving a massage and it was a gift from my boyfriend for my Birthday. Hilda was my masseuse and was phenomenal. She made sure I felt very comfortable and talked me through every stage. We ended up talking and really connecting, which made my experience even better than it already was. If I could give her a 10 star rating I would. This was the best Birthday gift and I will be coming back because she was exceptional!”
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Pregnancy massage questions
Is massage OK during pregnancy?
Many people enjoy massage during pregnancy, but every pregnancy is different. Please check with your doctor or midwife before booking, especially if your pregnancy is high-risk or you have any medical concerns.
What should I tell my therapist?
Let them know how far along you are, any discomfort or areas to avoid, and anything your doctor or midwife has advised. Speak up at any time if you'd like to change position or pressure.
Which length should I book?
60 minutes is a lovely full session. Choose 90 minutes if you'd like extra time on your back, hips and legs, or simply more time to rest.
Take an hour for you
Book your pregnancy massage online, or call and we'll answer any questions.