A Healthy Start To Life
Infant Care
It’s so important for all children to be checked by a chiropractor throughout their childhood. Chiropractic care early-on can ensure your child’s nervous and immune systems are developing optimally.
As your child continues to grow, we want to make sure they can develop properly. Birth trauma, improperly carrying your baby, and excessive time in car seats can cause spinal mis-alignments. These problems often present themselves as common newborn health complaints such as colic, reflux, earaches, and excessive crying and problems breastfeeding.
Preventative Chiropractic Care For Young Children
Learning to walk, repeated bumps and falls, organized sports and playground falls can cause sub-luxations in young children. We’re here to help your child find relief from issues including scoliosis, bed-wetting, asthma, headaches and neuro-development disorders.
Chiropractic Care For Teenagers
During this last stage of spinal development, it’s important your teen is growing properly. Poor posture, sedentary lifestyle, poor food choices, heavy backpacks, contact sports and normal growing pains can lead to your child experiencing headaches, scoliosis, PMS, back pain and ADD/ADHD. Through chiropractic care, we can help your child feel great so they can enjoy their teenage years.
Chiropractic Care For Infants, Children And Teens
You’ll probably never see your five year old bend over to pick up a toy and freeze in pain saying “oh, my back went out again” Spinal degenerations and vertebral subluxations that cause that kind of pain will generally not appear in children – but it started there.
There are three windows of time in which your child’s spine will go through major stages of development. The first of these is birth through age five. From birth trauma to repetitive injuries this stressing the spine. The second window of development is five to ten years of age. From organized sports to school and playgrounds, various body systems are strained. Finally teenage years. From improper backpack loading and carrying, poor posture, and puberty.