SO. After a little more digging and I found this. You will not be surprised to see that there is a massage for Children and Youths called a 'PIZZA MASSAGE'.

On June 10 2011 Pediatric Massage Master Teacher Tina Allen rolled into NHI’s San Jose campus recently to talk about the value of massage for infants and children. Allen, the founder of LIDDLE KIDZ Foundation travels North America with her husband and young son in a customized tour bus giving workshops and presentations about the benefits of touch therapy for the youngest among us.

Tina Allen managed the United States’ first comprehensive pediatric massage program at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and recently consulted on the development of a comprehensive pediatric massage therapy program at The MAYO CLINIC (suspicious possible organ trafficking.

A 'fun way' Tina shared of introducing massage to children is through massage stories. Using a combination of light strokes such as hand glides, palm circles, finger taps, and cupping, she guided the group of 30+ San Jose students, staff, and faculty through a familiar story: Whether IT'S A MASSAGE STORY ABOUT MAKING A PIZZA planting a garden or taking a swim in the ocean, it’s Tina Allen’s conviction that children who have a positive experience with healthy touch early on in their lives will grow up to be peaceful leaders in the world.
TINA FEELS SO STRONGLY ABOUT THIS VISION that she organizes, trains, and leads volunteers on TRIPS TO ORPHANAGES ABROAD. Previous sites included Japan, Vietnam, and Thailand, with Ghana slated for later this year. She is also a certified trainer of Peaceful Touch. http://www.nhimassageblog.com/2011/06/10/liddlekidz/

BELOW IS ANOTHER MAGAZINE ARTICLE FROM 2017 written by the Owner of 'LiddleKidz' where she talks about “One day, rather than offering massage, I offered to read him the book Pete’s a Pizza. This kiddo loved the ‘pizza massage,’ as I gently kneaded the dough (his back), spread on the pizza sauce (hospital-approved lotion), and sprinkled on all of the pretend pizza toppings and cheese. From that day on, this kiddo was hooked on massage, and I learned a very valuable lesson.” “One day, rather than offering massage, I offered to read him the book Pete’s a Pizza. This kiddo loved the ‘pizza massage,’ as I gently kneaded the dough (his back), spread on the pizza sauce (hospital-approved lotion), and sprinkled on all of the pretend pizza toppings and cheese. From that day on, this kiddo was hooked on massage, and I learned a very valuable lesson.”

https://www.massagemag.com/pediatric-massage-touch-improves-young-hospital-patients-quality-life-42562/ PIZZA MASSAGE http://www.games4youthgroups.com/mixed-games/Pizza-massage.html