10 Best Prenatal Massage Providers in Singapore
Compare 10 real, currently-operating providers of prenatal massage in Singapore, from home-visit therapists to maternity studios, each verified on its site.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankFinding a prenatal massage in Singapore usually comes down to two options: a dedicated maternity studio or TCM clinic, or a home visit where a therapist comes to you. Most of the providers here say they work only after the first trimester and use a supported, side-lying position. This guide gathers ten real, currently-operating providers, each checked against its own website, so you can shortlist by location, technique and format.
1. Mummy's Massage
Mummy's Massage is a Singapore specialist in women's reproductive wellness, offering prenatal massage alongside postnatal, womb and post-miscarriage care. Founded by Salwa Salim, the practice says it draws on Malay Jamu massage traditions and that its prenatal sessions are meant to ease common pregnancy aches. Treatments are available both at its outlet and as home visits, so mothers can be seen in the clinic or at home.
2. Beauty Mums & Babies (BMB)
Beauty Mums & Babies is a prenatal and postnatal massage specialist that says it has run since 2009 and served more than 25,000 mothers. For prenatal massage it says clients lie on their side or semi-reclined and fully supported with pillows, and that it treats mothers between roughly 16 and 36 weeks, requiring a doctor's note beyond that. It runs a clinic at Paragon on Orchard Road and also offers home visits across Singapore.
3. Madam Partum
Madam Partum is a maternity-focused brand under the long-running TCM group Chien Chi Tow, offering pre-partum (prenatal) massage within a wider pre- to post-natal care range. Its prenatal treatment centres on TCM meridian-acupoint massage, and the company says sessions can be taken at its Katong flagship, at Chien Chi Tow outlets, or at home for an added travel charge. It frames the massage as therapeutic Chinese bodywork rather than a spa relaxation treatment.
4. The Outcall Spa
The Outcall Spa is a home-visit service that brings prenatal massage to a client's home, hotel or office across Singapore, so there is no outlet to travel to. It says its prenatal massage is intended for mothers between about 20 and 36 weeks and uses oils it describes as safe for pregnancy. Both single visits and multi-session prenatal packages are offered, with the therapist arriving with the equipment needed.
5. Aleyda
Aleyda is a home-based spa that describes itself as a leading mobile spa in Singapore and says it has operated since 2010, sending therapists to clients' homes for prenatal massage. It says its prenatal packages suit expectant mothers from around week 15 and that its therapists are trained for the needs of pregnancy. Single sessions and multi-visit prenatal packages are available, with foot reflexology offered as an add-on.
6. Therapists On Wheels
Therapists On Wheels is a mobile massage service that delivers prenatal treatments at the client's home rather than at a shopfront. For pregnancy it suggests booking a prenatal massage a few times from around the fifth month onwards, and matches each client with a visiting therapist. Because everything is done at home, it can suit mothers in later pregnancy who would rather not travel.
7. Postnatal Massage Singapore (PNSG)
Postnatal Massage Singapore (PNSG) is a home-visit service that, despite its name, offers prenatal massage alongside its postnatal work, sending a therapist to the client's home. It describes its prenatal treatment as a traditional Javanese massage and says its therapists each have at least two years of pre- and post-natal experience. As a mobile service it handles appointments at home rather than at an outlet.
8. Inspire Mum and Baby
Inspire Mum and Baby offers a prenatal massage built around myofascial-release and fascia-focused techniques rather than a standard spa rub. It says clients can be positioned side-lying with pillow support, semi-reclined, or on a pregnancy table with a cut-out for the belly, adapting to each stage. Sessions run at its clinics in the east (Tanjong Katong) and central (Serangoon), with home visits available for an added call-out fee.
9. M.Wellness
M.Wellness is a home-visit service whose prenatal treatment, branded PRIME, is delivered at the client's home across Singapore. It says the prenatal massage is available from around 15 weeks up to 39 weeks and uses firmer kneading strokes on areas it considers safe during pregnancy. Single sessions and prenatal packages are offered, all as house calls rather than at an outlet.
10. Motherlove
Motherlove is a women's-wellness chain that says it has more than 20 years of experience and runs prenatal massage at five mall outlets, including Ngee Ann City, VivoCity, NEX, Westgate and SingPost Centre. It says its prenatal massage is generally suitable from about 13 weeks and is performed by certified therapists, and it offers related prenatal treatments such as a breast-relief massage and a prenatal facial. The multiple locations make it one of the more accessible outlet-based options for expectant mothers.
How to choose
- Check with your doctor or midwife before your first prenatal massage, especially in a high-risk pregnancy, and ask each provider from which week of pregnancy they will treat you, as this varies between them.
- Decide whether you want a home visit or an outlet: mobile services save you travelling in late pregnancy, while a studio or clinic may offer a wider menu and dedicated equipment such as pregnancy pillows or a cut-out table.
- Ask how the therapist positions you (many use a supported side-lying position in pregnancy) and what techniques they use, so you can raise any preferences or discomfort before booking.
- Confirm the therapist's training in prenatal massage, and for TCM or Javanese-style treatments ask what the session involves, since pregnancy massage differs from a standard body massage.
- Get current prices, session lengths and cancellation terms directly from the provider when you book, as these change over time and are not listed here.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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