Here’s something to consider: what if your unresolved pain isn’t rooted in a physical issue at all? There’s nothing more frustrating than trying everything under the sun to get rid of pain. Spending so much time and money on chiropractic, PT, OT, personal trainers,...
When we think about movement, especially in infants, we often picture tiny hands grasping, legs kicking, or heads turning. But what if I told you that the foundation of movement begins long before birth, deep within the connective tissue of the body known as fascia? Katy Bowman, a leading biomechanist and author of Move Your DNA, sheds light on how fascia plays a crucial role in movement, not just in adults but from the earliest stages of life.
Dr. Teri Hohl Preparing for pregnancy involves more than just taking prenatal vitamins and scheduling doctor visits. One crucial aspect that often goes overlooked is the role of physical activity, particularly movement and walking, in promoting overall health and...
by Dr. Teri Hohl and Dr. Becca Keyes Having a baby is a life-changing experience filled with many new emotions and challenges. One of the best ways for new mothers to connect with their newborns and promote healing is through skin-to-skin contact. This simple act of...
In the sacred dance of childbirth, knowing how the baby moves through the mother’s pelvis highlights the importance of proper positioning for a smooth labor, affecting both the mother’s and baby’s nervous systems.
People often remark that chiropractors are “back doctors” or “spine doctors” and our job is to correct misalignments. It’s likely that many have been told this by chiropractors. But it’s only because the central nervous system lives in the spine.
Bringing a new life into the world is an awe-inspiring journey, filled with moments of joy, anticipation, and, yes, some stress too. But did you know that a tiny molecule called oxytocin plays a crucial role in shaping your birth experience? Let’s dive in to the fascinating world of oxytocin and its impact on childbirth.
Unlocking Your Baby’s Inner Athlete: How Fascia, the Body’s Hidden Web, Powers Happy & Healthy Development in Chicago’s Littlest Movers. Studies show regular movement nourishes and strengthens babies’ fascia, the connective tissue holding everything together. This unleashes a cascade of benefits in Chicago’s growing tots, from smooth feeding and stronger bodies to happy faces and effortless motor skills. Learn why ditching the car seat for playtime is the key to your baby’s joyful journey!
Ever noticed your little one’s head looking a little…flattened on one side? Don’t panic! You’re not alone. This common concern, known as plagiocephaly (fancy word for flat head syndrome), affects up to 20% of infants. While it sounds scary, the good news is, it’s often easily managed
Is your little one a fussier-than-usual, arching their back, refusing to feed?