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I wouldn't worry about it too much when they're really new, but I don't see that it could do much harm either. Sorry, I know that's really vague and probably no help at all

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Massage is heaps easier on a young baby than an older wriggler, so I'd say make the most of your chance to give them great little massages while they're still wee!  And it's never too early to start a good bedtime routine, but that said, it'll chance so much as the babies needs change that it doesn't really matter what that routine is to begin with - it'll have to be flexible anyway. 

I personally wouldn't be trying any kind of routine until they are about 3 months as everything is a bit random till then anyway. I did do some baths and lots of massages though, it definately seemed to help when he was unsettled. But remember your wee ones might hate being in the bath or they might scream when you take them out in which case it probably won't help wind them down.
Is good to get into a habit of putting them to bed while still awake though so that they learn to self soothe and also make night feeds as boring as poss so they learn the difference between night and day, we did this with Spencer and pretty much from day one he has resettled after his night feed with no crying and without needing to be rocked etc. (different story in the day though)
Hope you get something useful from that ramble

We used the huggies sensitive wash too (and still do now mostly - I find the J&J lavendar one can irritate my excema)

We also use the huggies sensitive wash. We used olive oil for massage as she had quite dry skin and this helped heaps.

Almond oil is just as good as olive oil but it smells a whole lot better!

we did massage right from beginning....yes believe us in the article!!!! mum is a nurse ex midwife etc etc and showed me how, and i learnt to bath bubbas properly off her....as a result Ella loves bath time, no worries re water in eyes, and when she got oout loved being rubbed and massaged with either baby oil or lotion....

in the bath we used real soft little clothes, put bath stuff on the cloth not on her....and gently washed, and did same with her hair, and made sure we squeezed water from cloth so it dripped onto her often and by 6 weeks we were making waves in the water to lap on her and she responded positively to that too....she now makes mega waves herself and blinks off water in her eyes (7 months)

we had no problems with skin conditions etc etc....and i think the relaxing bath settled us all and set her up to sleep thru quite early on.

Tom wasnt too keen on massage as a newborn. I found /I could rub his legs feet and back only. we are now introducing more of the body