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Signs your child may have a food sensitivities:

Signs your child may have a food sensitivities:

1. Brain and nervous system issues: ADHD, anger, irritability, excessive meltdowns and tantrums, anxiety, & poor coordination
2. Frequent ear, eye, nose, throat symptoms. This can include excessive ear wax, bloody noses, and swollen tonsils.
3. Frequent mouth sores, cracked lips, bad breath, and a coated tongue
4. Skin issues
5. Muscle stiffness and achiness
6. Sleep struggles and bed wetting
7. Constipation, diarrhea, and gas
8. Picky eating

These sensitivities can even be to healthy food. If you hear yourself saying “my child lives on _____” that might be a sign they are actually sensitive to it! Once we identify which foods a child is sensitive to, the next step is to eliminate the foods and then heal the gut!
It can be possible to reintroduce foods when the gut has healed ✨

If you are interested in getting your child or yourself a food sensitivity test, just ask us! We are happy to give our patients the next steps and cost :)

Miss Molly is our emotional support mascot. Many o

Miss Molly is our emotional support mascot. Many of our patients run into the office and immediately look for Molly.

She’s fallen a lot, been squeezed, gotten spit up all over her hand. But she’s a pro at getting adjusted!!

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Here are 5 ways to create some fun memories with your family this weekend!

We hope it's a great one...full of laughter, smiles and love!

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A baby is typically not ready for solids until at

A baby is typically not ready for solids until at least 6+ months. Their GI systems are underdeveloped until then and they need to have specific motor skills for safety. A 4 month old baby is still not ready for purees and a 2 month old doesn’t need rice cereal in their milk.

Signs that a baby is developmentally ready for solids include:

1. Baby can sit up well without support.
2. Baby has lost the tongue thrust reflex and does not automatically push food out of his mouth with his tongue
3. Baby is ready and willing to chew
4. Baby is developing a “pincher” grasp, where he picks up food or other objects between thumb and forefinger. The grasp will not be fully developed until childhood but should be present.
5. Baby is eager to participate in mealtime and may try to grab food and put it in their mouth

This week we celebrate Adam's huge wins since begi

This week we celebrate Adam's huge wins since beginning care!
Many babies in our practice present with issues related to eating or after effects of eating, like reflux.
Nervous system-based chiropractic works by adjusting misalignments within the spine. Each vertebrae houses nerves which are connected to specific organs in the body. Once misalignments are adjusted, tension held in the body and inflammation start to decrease. This allows the body to heal and the organs can begin to work as they are designed to. This is exactly why we see such big wins with kiddos experiencing reflux and constipation!
We love to help babies and their families! Reach out to learn more about our care.

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