Posts Tagged ‘toddler health’
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 MoreWhat is Toy Rotation and why should I try it?
Toy rotation is a simple way to teach your kids appreciation for everything they have and stimulates creativity. Limiting the number of toys you have on display for your child can promote focus – this leads them to engaging with the toy for longer and can help them to master individual skills. Dr Michele shares her experience and tips.
by Dr Michela van Praag
Read MoreTop 5 Reasons Why Your Baby May Benefit from Chiropractic Care
Many parents are opting for chiropractic care for their babies to ensure optimal development and well-being. Let’s explore why babies may benefit from chiropractic care.
Read MoreHow to Boost your Baby’s Brain Development
Helping your baby’s brain develop in healthy ways is a lot easier than you think. When I started University I had no idea that baby chiropractic was even a thing. In my 5th year, I remember our lecturer discussing the idea of adjusting newborns after birth, the impact this could have on a child’s brain…
Read MoreUnderstanding a child’s response to masks.
Today I want to chat about masks and how adults wearing them can affect a child’s ability to understand and process non-verbal communication. The first week of being back at Rise Chiropractic was undoubtedly a novel experience. With faces masked, quiet offices, and no Vicky (office manager) to greet and chat to patients, the new…
Read MoreHow to naturally help your little one with an ear infection
Ear infections are one of the most frustrating illnesses for both parents and children to go through, especially if they occur frequently. They are also one of the most common ailments affecting young children. As WebMD shares, over 60% of colds in infants and toddlers result in an ear infection.
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