This video demonstrates a clinical case of a prematurely born baby. As a rule, the main goal of this intense application of massage strokes on pre-term infants is to create a massive sensory input to the spinal cord and brain. This is why the practitioner must use a full range of massage techniques with FAST speed and moderate pressure - to engage and stimulate all peripheral receptors in the soft tissue. Simultaneous stimulation of touch, pressure, temperature, vibration receptors as well as muscle spindle receptors and Golgi tendon organ receptors create this powerful flow of sensory information to the central nervous system which requires processing of this information and formation of the proper motor response. As a result the central nervous system matures quicker and it helps to normalize function of other systems and organs (Guzzetta et al., 2009; Procianoy et al, 2010). As a result, pre-term infants close developmental gaps with full term infants quicker. For more information, please read my articles at www.OwellnessGlobal.com