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Chiropractic care for little ones and the people who raise them

5 things your toddler does that usually get called “the terrible twos.”Hits or bites when he’s frustratedMelts down at e...
11/01/2026

5 things your toddler does that usually get called “the terrible twos.”

Hits or bites when he’s frustratedMelts down at every transition, from bath time to leaving the parkRefuses anything with a new textureWakes up screaming and takes forever to settleCan’t be comforted once he’s past a certain point
If you’ve ever left a full cart in the middle of the store and carried a screaming toddler out to the car, you already know which one hit home.

Some of this really is being two. Toddlers are learning huge things, and big feelings come with it.

Here’s a simple way to tell the difference. Watch three things: how often it happens, how big it gets, and how long it takes him to come back down. Many two year olds bounce back once the moment passes. If he’s stuck in it for a long time, most days, his nervous system may be having a hard time shifting out of stress mode.

You don’t have to guess. You’re allowed to look closer.

Which number is your toddler? Comment it below. ✨

10/31/2026

"We're on our fourth round of antibiotics this year." And it's only October.

You know the pharmacy staff by name. You've missed so much work you've stopped counting, and you've sat in the pediatrician's office hearing "some kids just get a lot of ear infections" while a little voice asks why it's always yours. Then there's the daycare email about something going around, and your stomach drops before you finish reading it.

Here's a connection that rarely gets made. Ear infections, restless sleep, constipation, and a kid who's always a little on edge usually get handled one at a time, at separate appointments, by separate people. But one system helps run all of them. The nervous system helps manage immune function, digestion, and sleep at the same time, and when it's stuck in stress mode, all three can feel it. That's why these so often show up together in the same kid.

Try this tonight. On one page, list everything he's dealt with this year: each ear infection, the sleep, the tummy troubles, the meltdowns, with the month each one started. Seeing it on one page shows patterns that are hard to spot one appointment at a time, like a rough stretch of sleep right before each infection. Bring that page to every visit, wherever you go. It makes you the person in the room with the whole picture.

You're not overreacting, and you're not the only mom keeping this calendar.

Which round are you on this year? Comment the number. 💭


10/29/2026

If you're trying for baby two and still thinking about your first birth, care can start before the test turns positive.

Maybe the first labor was long. Maybe it went nothing like the plan. And now part of you wants this one to feel different.

Prenatal chiropractic isn't only something you add in the third trimester when your back hurts. Before conception, our doctors look at how your pelvis and spine are moving and how much stress your nervous system is carrying. Once you're pregnant, they use the Webster technique, a specific analysis and adjustment that helps balance your pelvis and reduce tension in the ligaments around it.

Alex, one of our doctors, had chiropractic care through her own pregnancy, through the nausea, the headaches, and the low back pain. When you sit down with us, you're talking to someone who has been on both sides of the table.

Before your first visit, jot down three things about your first pregnancy and birth: what hurt, what felt hard, and what you'd want to feel differently. Our doctors are Webster certified and trained through the ICPA, and that history is where they start.

Your first visit includes a full history (including both pregnancies and your first birth), an exam, and our INSiGHT scans, all for $75. We go over the scans with you at your second visit, before you decide anything.

Comment SCHEDULE and we'll send you the link to get started. ✨


10/28/2026

If you’re trying for baby two and still thinking about your first birth, care can start before the test turns positive.

Maybe the first labor was long. Maybe it went nothing like the plan. And now part of you wants this one to feel different.

Prenatal chiropractic isn’t only something you add in the third trimester when your back hurts. Before conception, our doctors look at how your pelvis and spine are moving and how much stress your nervous system is carrying. Once you’re pregnant, they use the Webster technique, a specific analysis and adjustment that helps balance your pelvis and reduce tension in the ligaments around it.

Alex, one of our doctors, had chiropractic care through her own pregnancy, through the nausea, the headaches, and the low back pain. When you sit down with us, you’re talking to someone who has been on both sides of the table.

Before your first visit, jot down three things about your first pregnancy and birth: what hurt, what felt hard, and what you’d want to feel differently. Our doctors are Webster certified and trained through the ICPA, and that history is where they start.

Your first visit includes a full history (including both pregnancies and your first birth), an exam, and our INSiGHT scans, all for $75. We go over the scans with you at your second visit, before you decide anything.

Comment SCHEDULE and we’ll send you the link to get started. Bring your three notes. ✨

“Everyone says all babies cry, but this is different.” Hours every evening, like clockwork.You’ve tried the swaddle, the...
10/27/2026

“Everyone says all babies cry, but this is different.” Hours every evening, like clockwork.

You’ve tried the swaddle, the bouncing, the shushing, the formula switch, the gas drops. You’ve walked every inch of the hallway at 11pm.

Here’s something worth knowing. A newborn’s nervous system is brand new and still learning how to shift from stress mode into rest. Some babies come into the world carrying more stress than others, sometimes from a hard pregnancy or birth, and crying is one of the only ways they can show it.

For a few days, look past the crying. Each clue points somewhere specific:

Arching her back: tension along her spine.
Turning her head mostly one way: tension in her neck.
Feeding better on one side: her neck and jaw.

Those are worth jotting down to share with her pediatrician or with us. Colic, feeding trouble, and tension often turn out to be parts of the same story, and the notes help someone see it.

You’re not imagining it. You know your baby, and you’re paying attention.

Tag the new mom who’s been through it. She deserves to know there’s another path. ❤️

10/23/2026

Does your baby arch her back and pull off the bottle mid-feed?

Everyone has a theory. Too much air, wrong ni**le size, she’s not hungry, she’s distracted. You’ve switched bottles, paced the feeds, burped every ounce, and a quiet voice in your head keeps saying “this doesn’t feel normal.”

Here’s another piece worth knowing. Feeding is one of the hardest things a baby does: she has to suck, swallow, and breathe in rhythm, and her neck, jaw, and upper spine all have to work together to do it. When there’s tension in that area, staying on the bottle can feel uncomfortable, and arching away is one way her body says so.

At the next feed, see whether she stays on longer when you hold her on one side, or in one position. Listen too: a clicking sound or milk leaking from the corners of her mouth can mean she’s having a hard time keeping a good seal. If one hold works noticeably better, her neck may be telling you which way feels easier.

It’s not a sign you’re doing it wrong. It’s her body giving you information.

Save this and try the one-side check at tonight’s feed. ✨

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1001 North Gammon Road, Suite 4
Middleton, WI
53562

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Monday 8am - 11:30am
3pm - 6pm
Tuesday 2pm - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 11:30am
3pm - 6pm
Thursday 2pm - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 11am

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