Postpartum healing is different for everyone. Regardless of one’s healing experience, every postpartum woman can benefit from support during the first 6-8 weeks simply for preventative care and education.

Pregnancy has three stages. At each of these stages the demands on mom’s body will require certain nutrients to be in abundance for optimal health of herself and baby.

If you are in the health world and follow natural, holistic living, there is no doubt that you’ve heard of the vagus nerve. But did you know the vagus nerve plays a critical role in your child’s development, behavior, and sensory comfort?

New motherhood comes with a multitude of changes. All of these can impact a new mom’s life which is why supporting and caring for new moms during her postpartum period is vital to mom’s mental, physical and emotional health.

Birth is tough work, both for mothers and babies. There are a lot of pressures and forces being exerted onto your baby during their journey into the world.

Becoming a mother is a transformative and vulnerable time. While new motherhood is beautiful in so many ways, parents can often experience a range of mental health challenges in postpartum that can impact the new mom, child, and the family.

If your child is one of the 30% of children that struggles with constipation you know that constipation often leads to frustration, irritability and general unhappiness in kids of any age. It is also likely that you’ve heard of Miralax…

Diastasis recti abdominis (DRA) can be limiting to many while others recover from it relatively quickly. The important takeaway is that ALL women can recover from DRA, you just need the proper guidance and knowledge.

It’s likely that every parent has heard of RSV. While we don’t want our children coming down with any illness, RSV may have parents the most worried because of the complications that can come with it.

Every year feels like it was a blur right before the start of a new year but 2022 has really flown! In the wake of all the hubbub of holiday time we, kids and parents alike, can benefit from a reset.

As a parent hearing your child has low tone you might be wondering, “What does low tone even mean?” And then you might think, “What does that mean for my child?”

Even in situations where moms have met with lactation consultants and they have tried everything, the improvements may be temporary. Chiropractic is posed to provide support for breastfeeding in a unique way that we think more and more moms need to hear about.