Magnetic Healing for Babies: What Words Cannot Yet Say

When a baby cries a lot, sleeps poorly or seems uncomfortable, parents naturally look for answers. The first answer is always medical. My support comes afterwards, never in its place.

Magnetic healing for babies intrigues many parents. I regularly see newborns and infants, always accompanied by a parent or their legal guardian.

Some parents come to me after several difficult nights, with a baby who cries a lot, seems restless or is hard to settle. I know how exhausting this period can become when tiredness builds up.

But with an infant, my rule is particularly strict: a possible health problem must never be interpreted as an energy problem. When a sign worries me, the doctor comes first.

When to see a doctor quickly

With an infant, certain changes call for prompt or urgent medical advice. Do not wait for a magnetic healing session if your baby shows an unusual sign or if their condition worries you.

• A baby who is unusually floppy, unresponsive, difficult to wake or behaving very differently.
• Refusing to drink or feed, or a marked drop in wet nappies.
• A fever in a baby under three months old.
• Difficult or unusual breathing, or a change in the colour of the lips or skin.
• Very unusual or persistent crying, or crying alongside behaviour that worries you.
• Repeated vomiting, blood in the stools, or a tummy that is unusually swollen and tight.
• Significant feeding difficulties, weight loss or a growth problem that has been flagged.
• More generally, any rapid deterioration in your baby’s condition or any situation that seems abnormal to you.

An infant’s condition can change quickly. I do not replace a doctor’s clinical examination, and I will never try to explain through magnetic healing a sign that needs a medical assessment.

The doctor first, my support second

A baby who cries a lot or sleeps poorly may do so for many reasons. Some are simply linked to their age and development; others need a medical assessment.

I do not diagnose the cause of crying, poor sleep, digestive discomfort or a skin condition.

A session can therefore be considered when your baby is receiving the appropriate medical follow-up and you are looking, alongside it, for a moment of calm and support.

Why parents come to see me

Parents who contact me often do so because they are going through a trying time with their baby and would like to try complementary support.

Difficult sleep

Some parents come when nights are particularly restless or broken by frequent waking, once whatever needed checking medically has been checked.

Restlessness and crying

Others are simply looking for a calm moment for a baby they find particularly unsettled or hard to soothe.

An exhausting period

A session may also be chosen at a time when baby and parents are going through a lot of tiredness and need a more peaceful moment.

When digestive, skin or other symptoms are present, assessing and managing them remains a medical matter. I do not claim to treat colic, reflux, eczema or any other infant condition.

Some parents tell me their baby seems very relaxed during the session, and some infants fall asleep. Others show nothing in particular.

These reactions are individual. I cannot predict what will happen during the session, nor promise any change in sleep, crying or a symptom.

Babies are sensitive to their surroundings, and that is no reason for parents to feel guilty

Infants live to the rhythm of their surroundings: voices, gestures, touch, changes in routine and the presence of the people who care for them are all part of their daily life.

But I want to be very clear on this point, because some of what is said about parenting can become extremely guilt-inducing.

The first weeks and months can be hard without anyone being to blame. Crying is also one of the main ways an infant has of communicating.

What can be said more simply is that a home where the adults get a little rest and calm back is generally more pleasant for everyone. That does not make parental tiredness or stress the cause of any of the baby’s difficulties.

Parents sometimes need space to breathe too

Many parents who come with their baby are exhausted themselves. Broken nights, worry, appointments and the feeling of being constantly on alert can become very heavy.

A session for you should stay a session for you

If you would also like a session yourself, it can give you your own time for calm and re-centring.

But I will never tell you that you need to « work on yourself » for your baby to feel better, or that their condition reflects your emotions.

After a birth, deep sadness, persistent anxiety, significant distress or the feeling that you can no longer cope also deserve to be discussed with your doctor, your midwife or the PMI (the French mother and child health service).

Asking for help during this period is part of caring for the parent as well as the baby.

How a magnetic healing session for a baby unfolds

With an infant, I keep the session simple, gentle and suited to their rhythm. They are never separated from their parent.

1. The parent stays present

The baby stays dressed, in their parent’s arms or comfortably settled. Their legal guardian remains present throughout the session.

2. No manipulation

I work with a light laying on of hands or a few centimetres from the body. There is no physical manipulation and no forced movement.

3. The baby’s rhythm comes first

The session adapts to the baby. If their behaviour calls for a pause, or if the parent wishes to stop, we stop.

The aim is not to make a baby stay still or quiet. An infant may move, cry, feed or fall asleep: the session adapts to whatever they are going through.

A distance session using a photo is also possible

Some families prefer to avoid an extra journey with an infant. That is why I also offer distance magnetic healing sessions using a photograph.

For a baby or a minor, the request is made with the consent of their legal guardian. The photograph used must clearly identify the child.

You can find out more about how this works in my article on distance magnetic healing using a photo.

Frequently asked questions about magnetic healing for babies

In what situations do parents contact me?

Most often for evening crying, colic, reflux, difficult teething, restless sleep or a baby who struggles to settle. Always after seeing the paediatrician or doctor, who remains the first person to turn to.

From what age?

There is no minimum age. I even accompany babies during pregnancy, through the mother-to-be, alongside her pregnancy follow-up.

How many sessions are needed?

For a baby, one session is often enough. After that, it always depends on what they are going through: we talk about it together after the first one.

How long does a session last?

At the practice, allow around 45 minutes, including a conversation with the parent. Remotely, around 30 minutes. In every case, the session follows your baby’s rhythm: they may move, cry, feed or fall asleep.

How much does a session for a baby cost?

€100, the same price as for an adult, at the practice or remotely.

A moment of calm, never in place of the doctor

I have no miracle solution for a baby who cries or sleeps poorly, and I do not promise you one.

With an infant, I would always rather be too careful than not careful enough. When a problem needs to be assessed, the doctor comes before me.

Once that step has been taken, and if you would still like complementary support, I can offer your baby a calm, gentle moment without any pressure, in your presence.

And sometimes, for exhausted parents, simply having a space where they can breathe a little already means a great deal.

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Lionel Roubine · Magnetic Healer · Burn Healer (« coupeur de feu »)

For 27 years, I have been accompanying people who are suffering, at my practice in Le Perreux-sur-Marne and remotely in 26 countries.

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