Prime Kiddos
Chiropractic Care is so important for all kiddos.
For infants, our care is focused on releasing the stress in a newborn baby. A gentle technique and correction to allow your baby to function better, which means better sleep, nursing properly and fully, improved immune and digestive function. All this correlates with a happier and healthier baby and a happier healthier family.
For toddlers and kids, there are so many milestones that are reached in the first three years of life. Making sure that your little one’s nervous system is functioning properly is so important. This nervous system is what allows kids to grow the way that they are designed to do!
Dr. Mary Beth specializes in taking care of kids of all ages! They take care of our family as if it’s their own. Our mission is to help as many people as we possibly can, especially kids.
Let us help you raise up your family healthier.
Common questions from Parents
Q: Do you adjust infants?
A: Yes! Dr. Mary Beth has adjusted all of her nieces and nephews within a few hours of coming into the world! Just a little gentle pressure is all it takes to stimulate the different areas of the nervous system. Most of the time babies sleep right through the adjustment!
Q: Why should I get my child checked by a pediatric chiropractor?
A: It is so important to have a heathy foundation in place, especially during the first three years of life when so much growth and development happens in such a quick amount of time. Not only can chiropractic help with some symptoms as they arise, but helps to set them up to thrive from day one.
Q: How do I know my child needs to be adjusted?
A: A general rule of thumb for babies is if they aren’t eating with, sleeping well, or pooping well, something is off in their nervous system. In our older kids, symptoms like ear infections, bed wetting, asthma, or growing pains can indicate stress occurring in their nervous system.
Q: What causes an interference in my child’s nervous system?
A: Being a child is tough starting with the birth process. After that, they encounter all types of stressors from bumps and bruises while learning to walk, to unhealthy foods and screen time!
