Cranial Osteopathy on babies
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Last post: 18/01/2024 at 12:27 pm
A little history behind me and my little girl, she had a hard delivery where her shoulders were stuck and cords wrapped round her neck.she was 100% tongue tied, which has now been snipped. She is very colicky and a suspect silent relux. She is extremely hard especially when tired and will squirm, cry and tense all over in distress, never seems settled at all during the day. Would love to find something that will ease her pain.
The osteopath told me his neck/ upper spine wasn’t aligned properly and his diaphragm was too high. It was a gentle treatment and after 2/3 sessions he was sleeping a lot better.
It might be worth a shot!
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A little history behind me and my little girl, she had a hard delivery where her shoulders were stuck and cords wrapped round her neck.she was 100% tongue tied, which has now been snipped. She is very colicky and a suspect silent relux. She is extremely hard especially when tired and will squirm, cry and tense all over in distress, never seems settled at all during the day. Would love to find something that will ease her pain.
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As an osteopath, I completely understand the challenges that come with caring for babies. We all want our little ones to be comfortable, happy, and healthy. That's why I'm thrilled to share some insights into cranial osteopathy, a gentle and caring approach that could make a big difference for your baby.
Cranial osteopathy is like a gentle, therapeutic hug for your baby's head and body. It involves using subtle techniques with our hands to ease any tension, discomfort, or imbalances that your baby might be experiencing. Think of it as a relaxing massage but tailored specifically for your little one.
So, how can cranial osteopathy help? It's designed to:
- Promote Comfort: By releasing tension in your baby's head and body, it can help them feel more at ease, potentially reducing fussiness and irritability.
- Aid Digestion: If your baby struggles with tummy issues, like colic or gas, cranial osteopathy may provide some relief by addressing tension in their abdominal area.
- Support Development: For babies who may have had a challenging birth or experienced any physical trauma, cranial osteopathy can be like a helping hand in their development journey.
- Enhance Sleep: Many parents have reported improved sleep patterns in their babies after cranial osteopathy sessions. It might be because your little one feels more relaxed and comfy.
Now, if you're curious and want to explore cranial osteopathy further, I'd like to recommend Broadwater Osteopathic Practice. They're a trusted and experienced team of osteopaths who specialize in working with babies, children, and families. You can learn more about their services and schedule an appointment by visiting their website: Broadwater Osteopathic Practice.
Remember, it's always wise to consult with a healthcare professional before trying any new treatments for your baby. The well-being of your little one is paramount, and I hope this information helps you make informed choices for your family's health.
I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you've been facing with your little one. It sounds like you've been through quite a journey together. Many parents find themselves in similar situations, and cranial osteopathy might be worth considering as a complementary approach to help your baby feel more comfortable.
Cranial osteopathy is a gentle and non-invasive therapy that focuses on the head and body's soft tissues. Given your baby's history, including a tough delivery and tongue-tie, cranial osteopathy could potentially address any residual tension or discomfort. Here's how it might help:
- Release of Tension: The treatment can help release tension in the head and body, potentially reducing discomfort and irritability. For a baby with a history of a difficult birth, this could be especially beneficial.
- Colic and Reflux: Cranial osteopathy has been considered by some parents as a way to ease colic and suspected silent reflux symptoms. The gentle techniques applied may help alleviate some of your baby's discomfort.
- Improved Comfort: Babies who are unsettled during the day, like your little one, might find relief from the relaxing effects of cranial osteopathy. This could help her feel more at ease and less fidgety.
Since your baby's well-being is the top priority, I'd recommend consulting with a healthcare professional, like an osteopath, who specialises in working with infants. They can assess your baby's unique situation and determine if cranial osteopathy is suitable.
For personalised guidance and support, you can consider reaching out to Broadwater Osteopathic Practice. They are experienced in providing osteopathic care to babies and families. You can find more information about their services and schedule an appointment on their website: Broadwater Osteopathic Practice.
Remember that every baby is unique, and finding the right approach to ease her discomfort may take some time. Be sure to discuss your concerns with a healthcare provider who can offer you tailored advice and support.
Wishing you and your little one all the best on your journey to a more settled and comfortable day!