Would love to hear some feedback from you

I am studying relaxation massage,and when I finish my studies want to specialise in pregnancy massage.
I would love to know,if you would consider using a massage therapist who specialises in dealing with pregnant ladies? What kind of services would like to see being offered?
Do you think day time hours are better than night time hours?
When I get up an running and see how much business I will get,I would love to have on hand a creche as well for mums who don't have someone to watch their kids for them during the day while they have a massage. Do you think that kind of service is neede as well?
I have thought about incorporating a spa,so you can have a soak before the massage. Do you think you would use this service if the temp of the spa was set at the safe temp for pregnant mothers,like the same temp as what you would have when having a bath.
Any feedback on this would be greatly appreciated.

Just out of curiosity - what part of the country would you be based in?

I had a massage late in my pg and it was great. I just used a lady that I had been going to for years. Personally I wouldn't use a spa but them I am not a 'soaker'. A creche would be good for Mums who allready have kids or as others have mentioned a late night and/or Saturdays

oh - also, if it were me opening something similar - I would make sure that there are times during the day and at least a couple of late nights and maybe a weekend day for people like me who work during the day/week!

also, forgot to add - they had really nice fluffy towels and thick bathrobe/slippers to wear after the bath and while relaxing after the massage!

Thanks so much ladies for your input.
So funny that some of you asked where.
I will be based in Tauranga,but won't be finished my training till end of November.
So sorry if that will miss out some of you.

Your suggestions and experiences shared are great to go by.
I will probably wait to do the creche thing,till I am up and running for a while and have some money behind me.

Keep the suggestions coming though.

I've been having fortnightly massages since about 20 weeks and they've been so lovely. I was lucky, DH insisted on it and because I worked until 38 weeks it really made a difference. I even had a visit to the hospital physio a few weeks ago and she commented on how flexible I am still (can stil touch my toes!!) and she thinks it was because of the massages. Anyway, I have to say that I'm not a fan of the belly cushions (pregnancy ones that allow you to lay on your tummy) and neither is the wee one inside me from what I felt afterwards. Instead my therapist had me lay on my side and then we changed sides halfway through. Had a tri pillow between my legs and long body pillow alongside me. Sometimes I sit on a stool leaning into the table if she needs to do more on my back. I found her in the yellow pages and I had only looked for those who listed pregnancy massage in their ads. I tend to prefer ones with websites which I can read more about them beforehand too. I usually had my massages at about 4 or 5pm after work and she does home visits if I need that. If you had a creche would you need to hire a qualified child carer when required?? It is a great idea though and I encourage all pregnant ladies to have massages during pregnancy if they can. Oh, and if I still haven't had a baby next week she is going to work on the pressure points in my legs which are supposed to encourage labour! So definitely learn that too!!!!

The massage chairs are great for pregnancy massage, allows the pregnant mum to sit facing forwards, and still allows the therapist to access the back and shoulders.
I learnt therapeutic massage a few years ago, be interested to hear how you get on.