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Hi my name is Jenni
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13th January 2008, 02:58 PM
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Hi my name is Jenni
Hi my name is Jenni
I live close to Boston and I am very interested in learning about teaching infant massage to parents. I have been working with children in an early childcare center for a few years and think this would be a great added benefit for the children if their parents learned infant massage.     
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