The importance of sleep in children cannot be overstated. Now that kids are back in school it is important to make sure that they are getting enough sleep. Below are listed the amount of sleep required for preschool and school aged children. Preschoolers (3-5 years) 11-13 hours a day, including naps School aged children (6-13 years) …
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Can Infants Benefit from Chiropractic Care?
Many adults understand and have experienced the health benefits of chiropractic care. But have you ever considered it for your little one? Newborn babies have been through a lot by the time we get to hold them in our arms. As your child is being born, their neck and back vertebrae can go out of…
read moreIs Your Child's Backpack Causing Back Problems?
Backpacks can be a leading cause of back and shoulder pain for millions of children. The American Spine Foundation and the Minnesota Chiropractic Association published a report on backpack safety. Here are their tips to preventing unnecessary wear and tear on a child’s growing spine. Backpacks should have two wide, padded shoulder straps. Also look…
read moreActive Lifestyle this Summer!
With the warm summer weather, it can feel great to lace up the running shoes or hop on the bike and hit the trails. Unfortunately, sometimes as we rev up our activities, pain can flare up and stop us in our tracks. The repetitive pounding that comes from high-impact activities such as tennis, running, and…
read moreCan Chiropractic help with infertility?
The brain controls every function of the human body. In order for the reproductive cycle to work properly, the brain must be able to communicate clearly with the organs of the reproductive system. The vertebrae in the lower spine protect the delicate nerves that leave the spinal cord and carry messages to the reproductive organs. …
read moreChiropractic Care During Pregnancy
Chiropractic care is essential for the pregnant mother. Her systems and organs are now providing for two, and their optimal function is critical for the baby's healthy development. The mother's spine and pelvis undergoes many changes and adaptations to compensate for the growing baby and the risk of interference to her nervous system is increased,…
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