Standard pediatricians have been telling parents that certain conditions are just a part of childhood and that their children will grow out of them. However, this is not the case.

We understand it can be overwhelming to know where to start when your child faces challenges. We want to help unpack some of these challenges. The “little” things, such as eating, sleeping, and pooping struggles, can be tied to more significant challenges.

You may have seen another mom on a Facebook group mention something like, “Have you tried Chiropractic care?” or “My son/daughter got adjusted, and it helped everything….” If this is you and you thought to yourself, “How does chiropractic care help my kids?” Well, you’re not alone.

With all the research, biohacking, and natural science that has been reported on the Vagus Nerve lately, it's cool to hear about a part of our nervous system that can have such an amazing impact on our health and adaptability. But did you know the vagus nerve is also very important for our kid's development, behavior, and sensory comfort? Let’s dig into the science of an active vagus nerve and a vagus nerve that is “turned down”.

Subluxation is stress on the nervous system, which can lead to a range of issues, including gut problems, sensory issues, emotional and behavioral challenges, and immune system issues. However, on the other side of subluxation is a healthy nervous system that regulates the gut, immune system, and motor system and gets everything in sync with your child's brain or hard drive.

Do you have a child that struggles with getting enough sleep? Maybe your kid has a lot of energy and doesn’t know how to relax for bedtime. In this article we dive into why sleep is important and what can happen when anyone in the family doesn't get quality sleep.

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.