WELCOME TO SNUGGLES N BUBBLES
​Gentle relaxation.
Calmer days.
​Stronger little bodies.
Snuggles n Bubbles is Toronto's first baby spa, offering infant hydrotherapy and Registered Massage Therapy in a safe, nurturing environment. Our specialized services help babies sleep better, support healthy growth and development, ease discomfort, and promote relaxation. With massage therapy covered by most private insurance plans, we make infant wellness accessible for families.
Toronto’s First Baby Spa
Established in 2019 and trusted by thousands of families across the GTA.
Medica Benefit
Massage supports deeper, longer sleep and helps create calmer daily routines.
Clinically Safe
Registered Massage Therapists, sanitized tubs and water quality testing every 2 hours.
Insurance Covered
Most private insurance plans accepted with direct billing available.
Perfect Gift
Gift cards available for baby showers, birthdays and new parent celebrations.
WHY IT WORKS — THE EVIDENCE BEHIND OUR APPROACH
Warm-water hydrotherapy has long been used to support infant comfort, relaxation, and movement. Combined with Registered Massage Therapy, our services help promote healthy development, improve relaxation, support better sleep, and ease common discomforts. At Snuggles n Bubbles, we bring these complementary therapies together in one nurturing environment designed specifically for babies and young children.
Sleep Support
Designed to help babies relax, unwind, and establish healthy sleep habits.
1:1 Care
Every session is private and tailored to your baby's unique needs
36°C
Warm-water hydrotherapy promotes comfort, relaxation, and freedom of movement.
Registered Massage Therapists
Professional care provided by therapists licensed in Ontario.
OUR SERVICES
Treatments tailored to your child's stage
Every protocol is adapted by your RMT based on age, developmental readiness, and presenting needs.
2 weeks – 18 months
Baby massage
RMT-led sessions targeting colic, gas pain, latch tension, and sleep regulation. Clinically linked to reduced crying time and improved weight gain in newborns and young infants.
2 weeks – 12 years
Hydrotherapy
Warm-water float and immersion sessions. In newborns, supports motor development and sensory integration. In older children, used for muscle recovery, coordination, and stress regulation.
1 – 12 years
Child massage therapy
Therapeutic massage for toddlers and children addressing growing pains, sports injuries, postural imbalances, and anxiety prescribed and delivered by a registered massage therapist.
THE DEVELOPMENTAL ARC
One practice. A decade of support.
Most families start with a newborn and never leave. Here's what that journey looks like.
2 – 12 WEEKS
First sessions — colic relief and nervous system regulation
Newborn massage and gentle hydrotherapy reduce cortisol, ease digestive discomfort, and establish sleep rhythms.
3 – 12 MONTHS
Sensory integration and motor milestone support
Hydrotherapy builds proprioceptive awareness and muscle tone. Massage supports tummy time readiness, rolling, and sitting.
1 – 4 YEARS
Toddler years — coordination, anxiety, and sensory needs
For toddlers with sensory processing challenges, low muscle tone, coordination delays, or high anxiety, regular RMT sessions provide support alongside other therapies.
5 – 12 YEARS
School-age children — sports, growing pains, and stress
Older children benefit from massage for sports recovery, postural issues from screen time, growing pains, and anxiety.
THE RESEARCH
"Therapeutic massage delivered by registered practitioners has demonstrated measurable benefits for children across the developmental spectrum."
Journal of Pediatric Health Care — meta-analysis of pediatric massage outcomes, 2022
FROM TORONTO FAMILIES
What parents say at every stage
Newborn — 4 weeks
"Our daughter had severe colic. After 3 sessions, the crying dropped dramatically."
Fatima R. — Scarborough
Toddler — 2 years
"SNB was the only place with RMTs on staff who understood pediatric needs."
Michelle K. — Markham
Child — 8 years
"She started coming for growing pains and sports recovery. Her coach noticed the difference."