Pediatric Chiropractic Care
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Gentle Chiropractic Care for Growing Bodies
The birth process can be just as physically demanding on a baby as it is on mom, sometimes leading to joint dysfunction in a child’s spine. Left unaddressed, this can contribute to developmental delays. At Dynamic Chiropractic, we use a very gentle, low-force adjustment for infants and children, no more pressure than you’d use to check the ripeness of a tomato.
Why Choose Us
Care as Gentle as It Is Effective
Because infants and young children haven’t yet developed the muscular and ligament strength to resist an adjustment, Dr. Kaleb Hebert and Dr. Stephanie Scarpa use precise, low-force techniques suited to a child’s stage of development, from newborns through the teenage years.
Low-Force, Gentle Adjustments
Pediatric adjustments use a light finger-pressure pulsation, so gentle that most children barely notice it happened.
From Newborns to Teens
We tailor every adjustment to a child's stage of development, from the earliest days after birth through adolescence.
Supporting Healthy Growth
Schedule your child's appointment today and discover how gentle chiropractic care can promote comfort, movement, and overall wellness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Parents often have questions before bringing a child in for their first visit. Here are answers to the ones we hear most.
Yes. Pediatric adjustments use extremely light, low-force pressure appropriate for a child's developing muscles and ligaments, and are performed by doctors trained specifically in pediatric technique.
It can help address joint dysfunction related to the birth process, as well as postural issues, growing pains, and general spinal alignment as a child grows.
Most parents and children don't even realize an adjustment has occurred. The pressure used is roughly equivalent to testing the ripeness of a tomato.
Children can be evaluated and adjusted from infancy onward. Techniques are always matched to the child's age, size, and stage of development.