How I discovered that some foods were messing with my son’s brain.
by Kim Screen His cheeks told me. We’d already known my son had a dairy sensitivity as a baby, but we thought he had outgrown it. His original infant symptoms had disappeared. But by age 3 we were having a very tough time
A Letter of Gratitude
A letter of finding your tribe, health and accepting change.
Everything You Need to Know About Natural Flavors
by Ocean Robbins SUMMARY Chances are that you’ve seen the words “natural flavors” on numerous foods and beverages you picked up, regardless of their level of subjective healthiness. But what are “natural flavors” — and are they safe to eat? I would bet
A FAMILY DISCOVERS CHIROPRACTIC: KERI AND SOPHIE’S STORY
AUTHOR // Ian Shtulman, D.C. Keri had been a mom for six months and she didn’t know what to do. Her daughter, Sophie, came into the world early, at 36 weeks, following a grueling pregnancy ending with 12 weeks of bed rest.
Birth Story: Stephanie Lapinski
Most women love a good birth story and this one has all of the fuzzy feel goods. Home Birth Story:: Roman Christopher By: Stephanie Lapinski September 14th, 2019 Tuesday September 10th, 42 weeks pregnant, feeling desperate to meet our sweet boy but also anxious,
When pediatric chiropractic care saves lives
Beau Pierce May 20, 2019 Case Study: pediatric chiropractic care can be critical after difficult births IT’S 7:40 A.M. ON A FRIDAY MORNING, and as I walk up to the front door of my office I am met by a distraught mother holding
Nuk Glass Bottle: 19,900 ppm Lead. Why are regulatory agencies ignoring this?
by Tamara on February 28, 2019 Please read this entire post, it’s important information to share with anyone you know who has a baby who might use baby bottles. When tested with an XRF instrument (for a minimum of 60 seconds per test), the Nuk
Probiotics could reduce the need for antibiotics during childhood
30 JAN 2019 | Cristina Sáez Regular use of probiotics in infants and children can significantly reduce the need for an antibiotic treatment during childhood, according to a new review of studies published in the European Journal of Public Health. These findings, authors say, may
The AAP’s advice to parents of newborns with reflux: Don’t medicate
by Emily Glover Jun 26, 2018 Watching a newborn baby experience the pain of gastroesophageal reflux (GER) is truly heart-wrenching—and yet it’s an “almost universal phenomenon” among preterm infants, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). But while the AAP says evidence does
Breastfeeding rates rise if newborn’s bath delayed, Cleveland Clinic study finds
By Brie Zeltner, The Plain Dealer A Cleveland Clinic study at Hillcrest Hospital showed that delaying a baby’s first bath at least 12 hours increased breastfeeding rates. The hospital, and most others in the Clinic health system, have adopted the new policy. CLEVELAND,