Pregnancy is a beautiful journey — but it also comes with major physical changes as the body makes space for a growing baby. For many moms, that can lead to discomfort, aches, or trouble getting comfortable.
But for Marta, chiropractic care made all the difference.
“My pregnancy… thank God, was very smooth and I didn’t have any issues or complications.”
Every week, we meet parents who’ve tried everything — new diets, supplements, therapies, and sleep routines — and still their child struggles with sleep, focus, or big emotions.
If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. What many families don’t realize is that these challenges often have less to do with symptoms and everything to do with how the nervous system is functioning
Does your child struggle with focus, meltdowns, or emotional ups and downs?
It may not just be “behavior.” Many times, the root cause lies in how the two sides of the brain — the left (logic, structure) and the right (creativity, emotion) — are developing.
Check out these four tips to help boost your child’s right-brain development and unlock creativity, imagination, and focus!
Discover how pediatric chiropractic care can address health concerns including colic, reflux, TMJ, and digestive issues in children by supporting true healing.
Thinking of starting a family? Your nervous system health plays a huge role in preparation, conception and pregnancy .
Have you been fueling your body with whole foods, drinking plenty of water, and still feeling off?
You’re not alone—and there may be a deeper reason behind it.
If you’re eating clean but still struggling with bloating, fatigue, or sluggish digestion, the missing piece might not be what you’re eating—but how your nervous system is functioning.
If meltdowns, stress, or sleep issues show up, they may be signals from the nervous system. Learn 3 natural ways to help your child stay calm, happy, and balanced. Support your child naturally this summer.
Fussy but no spit-up? Your baby may be struggling with silent reflux — a hidden form of reflux that often goes undiagnosed. Unlike typical reflux, it doesn’t always involve visible spit-up, making it harder to catch.
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