Can Pediatric Chiropractic care help my child? The easy answer to this is probably. Moms, dads, and caregivers from all over are looking for hope and answers, backed by science that will help them with all the stress and struggle our kids and families are confronted with. How does it work? Well, our kids lives are busier and more complex than ever. Schedules are packed, social media is everywhere, food quality isn’t what it used to be, and birth is increasingly traumatic. Simply put, we have more coming from every direction, and all combined, it can be overwhelming!This “overwhelm” is STRESS that accumulates and builds up in the spine and nervous system, making it harder for our bodies to adapt and overcome, leaving our kids’ stuck in survival (i.e. struggle) mode. The key to any healthy relationship is communication! There is a highway of communication between the brain and body, and optimal health is dependent on the clarity and connection of these messages, for which the spine is the “gate-keeper”. Regular adjustments help the brain and body communicate well and helps kids adapt to their surroundings better. Adaptation is the key word, and why Chiropractic is so beneficial in helping kids thrive.
Infants
0-12 Months
Kids
4-12 Years
Toddlers
1-3 years
Teenagers
13-17 Years
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