10/01/2026
A 2-year-old with multiple frontal bone injuries over the last two months. Typically a toddler doesn’t stay in one place for more than a second but we were able to work together for almost an hour.
The body knows.
Assessment still starts at the pelvis, even at two. Checking the pelvis, sacrum, and hips is essential in these formative years, especially once a child begins to walk. Structure dictates function from the very first steps.
From there, cranial work. A cranial osteopathy hold to make sure the temporals are moving in unison and moving well on the petrous axis.
Pelvis-first. Global, not local. At every age.
