Posts Tagged ‘Back pain’
5 Everyday Habits That Are Hurting Your Child’s Back (and How to Fix Them)
Children’s spines are constantly developing. From the first wobbly steps to long school days, every movement helps shape their posture and long-term musculoskeletal health. Yet many modern lifestyle habits, often small and easily overlooked, can quietly create stress on a child’s back. Over time, this can lead to poor posture, muscle fatigue, and even back pain. A few simple changes at home and school can make a lasting difference.
by Dr Chantel da Silva
Read MoreLet’s Talk About Quick Fixes
We live in a world that loves instant results. A world of overnight shipping, one-click ordering, and 10-minute miracles. But healing isn’t a checkbox – it’s a process. Let’s talk about quick fixes.
Read MoreTips for making working from home less of a pain
Are you dealing with neck tension, back pain or headaches? Of all the adults frequenting our office, around 60% can be down to the new ‘normal’ of working from home. From dining room chairs to long days on the couch with your laptop in hand, working from home is sure to mess with your back.…
Read More5 Surprising causes of back pain
Back pain affects more than 1 in 10 people worldwide, these are some of the causes of back pain that may surprise you. From your neck to your coccyx, the spine is a strong flexible structure that holds your body up and protects our spinal cord. Back pain affects more than 1 in 10 people…
Read MorePostpartum tips – carrying/picking up your baby
Simple postpartum tips In this blog post, I am going to share simple postpartum tips to help make those repetitive tasks gentler on you. This is my third blog post together with Squishy Tushy. It has been super fun to work on these blogs. Nuri asks the questions and I provide the insight. The first…
Read MoreTips on how to manage back pain after birth
Common struggles that you might be dealing with right now are you just can’t find a position to nurse /feed/carry your little one that doesn’t hurt, how do you actually get anything done when that new baby is on you like ALL THE TIME. Not only that but you are constantly exhausted.
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