Stay Informed on the Wonders of Chiropractic Care

Parents, if you have a child struggling with ADHD, whether they're diagnosed or not, whether they're on medication or not, please know that you are not alone. ADHD affects 6 million kids in the United States, and over 4 million of them are on medication that can have harmful short-term and long-term side effects.

Welcome, dads! There is no doubt a lot of hustle and grind of being a busy dad. So, we want to talk about the common tendency to accept poor health as just a part of being a dad. It's not. Dads do not need to accept being in distress. We need to take care of ourselves so we can set a good example for our kids.

Hey parents, we want to talk about sleep… or should I say lack of sleep. Let's discuss the importance of sleep for you and your child's health and well-being. Sleep is crucial for the immune, digestive, and cognitive systems of children. It impacts their social-emotional maturation and development. It is alarming to know that almost 50% of kids have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep and over 30% of adults. Not enough people are talking about this!

Constipation is a common issue affecting about 30% of children, and it tends to be worse in the preschool and toddler years. However, constipation is not something kids neccessarily grow out of. Instead, they grow into other digestive issues later in life.

We understand that there's a lot to keep track of when it comes to taking care of our little ones. From the numerous items in the diaper bag to everything they need day to day, it can be extremely overwhelming. Then there is a whole other chart that isn’t in that diaper bag we need to be aware of as parents, and it’s called the Developmental Milestones Chart. These are things that your pediatrician or family doctor will check in with you on during your well-baby checks.