Jennifer Lopez hires baby masseuse & colour therapist to give babies a boost

Jennifer Lopez is reportedly adamant that her newborn son and daughter should get the best start possible in their lives and is prepared to spend plenty of money to achieve it.

As well as extensive security measures, a source told the Mirror that Jennifer and husband Marc Anthony took advice from a colour therapist when it came to planning the children’s nursery: “Jennifer has gone all-out to give the twins an amazing childhood.”

“She had the nursery painted a beautiful aquamarine and light blue - colours which are supposed to have intelligence boosting properties.”

“She listened to classical music throughout her pregnancy and is now having music piped through to the nursery to help relax her youngsters.”

“She [also] has employed a professional baby masseuse to come in once or twice a week.”

The 11 day old children have a dedicated wing at the couple’s New York home and the source added that Jennifer is “super-paranoid about hygiene”: “The twins’ wing is totally sterile and all flowers and presents are stored in a separate room, so they don’t contaminate the babies’ area.”

“It may sound excessive but she’s only got her kids’ best interests at heart and wants to give them the start in life she never had.”

Jennifer and Marc are said to have signed a $6million deal with People magazine for the exclusive first pictures of the children.

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Jennifer & Marc Anthony should be very careful when choosing a baby masseuse. Babies are very spiritual they inhale anything that is in the air and that include demonic spirits. Jennifer needs to hire a settle (45-55)island experience women with an impeccable back ground in rearing babies to toddle to little kids world. I did it for my boys than I did it for a few of my celebrity friends. Tell them to check out Gloria k. in the island of Nassau Bahamas. Thank you.

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Sounds insane. Children needs some germs. I just came from Yemen, where I was told that ALL the children had Hepatitis A and are immunized for life, and they most likely did not even know they had it. She should raise her kids in the real world, where they have germs. She should raise them to be tough not sheltered and protected to this extent that she is planning.

Too much money make people loose good judgment. There is plenty of good she can do with her money instead of making a ‘perfect’ world for her kids. Life is not perfect. They better get used to it.

The most important ‘thing’ these kids need they already got. Two parents who love them. Be normal Jennifer. As they grow, let them play in the send and get dirty and fight and figure out all they will need to, that is age appropriate. If you shelter them, they will grow up thinking something is wrong with them. Overprotected kids are a pain. I have two perfectly adjusted 33 and 34 years old boy and girl, with great education, standing on their own feet. We read to them, and loved them, and they figured out the rest, and we paid for them to get educated.

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