Whole Family Chiropractic – Dr. Tye Moe – Dr. Chelsey Henney – Pediatric and Family Chiropractors in Minneapolis and St Paul, MN 55116

New Year, New Doctor: How to Choose a Healthcare Provider Who Truly Serves Your Child

You walk into another doctor’s appointment. You share your concerns about your child’s health challenges—the digestive issues, the sleep problems, the behavioral struggles. The doctor glances at the chart, spends maybe five minutes with you, and hands you a prescription or tells you to “wait and see.” You leave feeling dismissed. Unheard. Like you’re just … Read more

Why Nervous System Repair Must Come Before Regulation

Before investing in another ashwagandha supplement, booking a wellness retreat to Sedona, or purchasing an infrared sauna for your home, there’s something crucial you need to understand about your family’s nervous system. The conversation around nervous system “regulation” has exploded recently, and that’s genuinely wonderful news. Providers, parents, and experts everywhere are finally talking about … Read more

The Real Reason Stretching Isn’t Fixing Your Baby’s Torticollis

If your baby’s head is stuck tilting to one side, you’ve probably been told it’s just a tight muscle. “Stretch it out, do some tummy time, and wait it out,” they say. But here’s what most pediatricians won’t tell you: torticollis isn’t just about tight muscles. It’s about what happened to your baby’s nervous system … Read more

What To Expect in the Scan Room

If you’re like most parents, you want answers. Real answers about what’s going on with your child’s health—not just guesses or “wait and see” approaches. Maybe your little one struggles with sleep, digestion, or frequent ear infections. Perhaps your school-aged child struggles to focus or sit still. Or maybe your teen is battling anxiety that … Read more

How To Raise Healthy Kids Naturally

Your child has been sick six times since September. You’ve tried everything — vitamins, essential oils, probiotics, even that expensive immune booster your friend swears by. But nothing seems to work. The antibiotics clear one infection just in time for the next one to start. You’re exhausted, your child is miserable, and deep down you … Read more

The Hidden Key to Unlocking Your Child’s Potential: Nervous System Regulation

As parents, we all want our children to thrive — to grow confident, healthy, and happy in every sense of the word. But in today’s fast-paced, overstimulating world, more and more kids are struggling. They struggle to focus, to manage emotions, to fall asleep, or even to feel calm in their own skin. Many parents … Read more

The Missing Piece to Helping Your Child’s Chronic Illnesses

As a parent, you want nothing more than to see your child thrive. You’ve probably spent countless nights worrying when they struggle with sleep, meltdowns, focus issues, or mysterious health problems that seem to have no clear cause. You’ve likely tried everything your pediatrician suggested, maybe even worked with specialists, yet somehow you still feel … Read more

Do Infants Grow Out of Colic?

What do fussy babies and kids with ADHD have in common? The answer might surprise you—and empower you to take action. If you’re a parent dealing with a colicky baby, you’ve probably heard these words from well-meaning healthcare providers: “Don’t worry, they’ll grow out of it.” But here’s what no one is telling you—babies don’t … Read more

Help for infant distress (Crying at night and gas issues)

Why did your child start care at Whole Family Chiropractic? “We brought our baby in for chiropractic care because she was showing signs of distress including crying at night and gas issues, even though all her needs were met.” How did she respond to care? “After care, Lauren was finally able to show us her … Read more

Why 1 in 12 Kids Struggle with Speech Development

Some kids find their words easily. Others work twice as hard — hours of therapy, endless practice, all the right exercises — and still can’t seem to break through.It’s not for lack of effort. Parents are doing everything right. Therapists are doing their best. But somehow, progress plateaus. If that sounds familiar, this story might … Read more