Colic, tummy troubles & sleep

When your baby is constantly crying, this is their cry for help. Your baby may be having tummy troubles. Are you up half the night because your baby isn’t sleeping well?

Colic is a cry for help

Inconsolable crying is heartbreaking for parents, who try everything possible to help their baby. Your baby is telling you something is seriously wrong. Or the only remedy seems to be rocking your baby in your arms all night. You lose valuable sleep, and feel even more depleted. Time to recover your resilience with effective help.

Spitting up and reflux
Does your baby often spit up? How much? Right after a feed or much later? Does your baby become upset? Is he very fussy and arching?

Distressing gas?
Your baby may squirm and cry from gas if he swallows a lot of air due to poor latch, or has tight fascia, or has food sensitivities from mother’s diet. You can get help sorting it all out.

Infrequent bowel movements?
Generally breastfed babies have at least one bowel movement a day. Going for days without a bowel movement may mean he has internal restrictions. Is your baby rigid and tight in his belly or legs?

Sleep – Help your baby – and yourself
If your baby is not sleeping well, then you are not sleeping either. When you’re exhausted and depleted, it’s so much harder to take care of everyone. All the babies on this page had improved sleep after therapy! Their stories bring hope.

The light touch of craniosacral and myofascial therapy resolves compression forces of birth that cause problems with colic, sleep, tension, misaligned features and breastfeeding.

Developmental movement therapy: For moving along milestones

Playful, effective developmental movement therapy eases your newborn into tummy time and rolling, the beginnings of essential body-mind integration for lifelong activity.