Cold Pressed Oils for Pregnancy and Baby Massage

100% Natural, Gentle & Nourishing Oils for Mother and Child Wellness

At SutraKart, we understand the importance of purity when it comes to the most delicate stages of life — pregnancy, childbirth, and newborn care. That’s why we’ve curated a specialized collection of cold pressed oils safe for expectant mothers, newborn babies, and postpartum recovery. Extracted using traditional wooden churners (Lakdi Ghani), these oils retain maximum nutrients, aroma, and therapeutic value — without any chemical additives or high-heat damage.

From soothing prenatal massages to nourishing baby oil routines, our cold pressed oils offer deep comfort, skin healing, and mental relaxation — naturally and effectively. Trusted by Ayurveda, midwives, and modern moms alike.

🤰 Why Choose Cold Pressed Oils During Pregnancy?

• Non-toxic: No additives, artificial fragrances, or solvents — safe for expecting mothers
• Deeply nourishing: Rich in Vitamin E, essential fatty acids, and antioxidants
• Soothes stretching skin: Prevents itching, dryness, and stretch marks
• Hormone-safe: No synthetic compounds to disrupt endocrine system
• Mental wellness: Promotes calmness, better sleep, and prenatal bonding

🍼 Why Cold Pressed Oils Are Best for Baby Massage

• Hypoallergenic: Gentle on newborn’s delicate skin — no harsh reactions
• Penetrative & Moisturizing: Deeply absorbs into the skin and bones
• Supports growth: Promotes stronger bones, muscles, and immunity
• Promotes sleep: Calms the nervous system and improves sleep quality
• Traditional & time-tested: Used across Indian households for generations

🌿 Best Cold Pressed Oils for Moms & Babies

1. Cold Pressed Coconut Oil – Cooling, Anti-Bacterial & Light

Coconut oil is one of the safest oils for both pregnancy and baby care. Its natural antimicrobial properties make it great for soothing rashes, hydrating dry skin, and reducing inflammation. Perfect for hot weather and infants with sensitive skin.

• Use for: Belly massage, nipple care, baby hair & skin massage
• Key Benefits: Cooling, light texture, anti-bacterial

2. Cold Pressed Sesame Oil – Ayurvedic & Warming

According to Ayurveda, sesame oil is highly nourishing and recommended for abhyanga — daily oil massage. Its warming properties make it perfect for winter months, postpartum recovery, and infants prone to colic or chills.

• Use for: Full-body massage, postpartum care, infant massage in cooler climates
• Key Benefits: Improves circulation, strengthens joints, reduces dryness

3. Cold Pressed Almond Oil – Vitamin-Rich & Gentle

Almond oil is a vitamin-rich, non-greasy oil that improves skin elasticity, soothes irritated skin, and helps reduce dark patches during pregnancy. For babies, it gently supports healthy skin and scalp development.

• Use for: Stretch mark prevention, facial massage, baby skin conditioning
• Key Benefits: Rich in Vitamin E & A, non-comedogenic, calming aroma

4. Cold Pressed Mustard Oil – Traditional & Strengthening

Mustard oil is traditionally used in Northern India for infant massage. It strengthens bones, promotes warmth, and acts as a natural decongestant. It is often combined with garlic or carom seeds for medicinal massage recipes.

• Use for: Winter baby massage, cold relief, immune boosting rubs
• Key Benefits: Antibacterial, warming, deeply nourishing

🧘‍♀️ Prenatal & Postnatal Uses for Cold Pressed Oils

• Stretch Mark Prevention: Almond or sesame oil can reduce dryness and scarring
• Backache Relief: Mustard or coconut oil massage reduces prenatal body pain
• Labor Preparation: Regular abhyanga calms nerves, reduces tension before delivery
• Postpartum Recovery: Oil massage aids blood circulation and energy restoration
• Breast Care: Gentle oil massage can prevent cracks and infections during breastfeeding

👶 Baby Massage Schedule (0–12 Months)

• 0–3 Months: Coconut oil massage twice daily – calming, helps sleep
• 3–6 Months: Almond or sesame oil – supports mobility and digestion
• 6–12 Months: Introduce mustard oil in cooler seasons for strength and immunity