While talking about poop may bring laughter to kids and parents alike, when your child faces chronic constipation, it becomes a serious concern. Recent research suggests that approximately 25-30% of children experience constipation, impacting their overall well-being. More than a digestive issue, chronic constipation is often a symptom of an underlying problem linked to various … Read more
Constipation is a common issue affecting about 30% of children, and it tends to be worse in the preschool and toddler years. However, constipation is not something kids neccessarily grow out of. Instead, they grow into other digestive issues later in life. If you’ve already tried prebiotics, probiotics, prune juice, pureed prunes, and other natural … Read more
Let’s delve deep into the topic of dysautonomia. It’s a term you may not be familiar with, and even some medical doctors may not have a full understanding of it. Dysautonomia is a condition that affects the autonomic nervous system, which is responsible for controlling and coordinating every function in our body. The autonomic nervous … Read more
Are your gut instincts telling you that something is off with your little one? Have you felt dismissed by your doctor or possibly given a diagnosis that doesn’t offer any solutions or answers? Constipation and digestive issues in children can be difficult to navigate. You don’t understand why your little one is so uncomfortable and … Read more
“3 Simple Steps to Long Term Health for our Kids: Eat 👩🍼, Sleep 💤, Poop 💩” With more and more stressors and challenges layering on our kids it can be hard to know where to start. In early development from nursing 👩🍼, sleeping 💤, and pooping 💩, to ear infections 🤒 and colic, to … Read more
The Vagus Nerve is all the craze right now! Any search on Google will generate thousands of hits with life and “health hacks” galore. With all the research, biohacking, and natural science that has been reported lately, it’s cool to hear about a part of our nervous system that can have such an amazing impact … Read more
“As soon as he was born he was constantly jittery, he looked like a ‘drug baby’ by the way he would shake. Any sort of touch and he would automatically shake. Even just holding him he would start to shake. He was also constantly spitting up, and had a hard time pooping. It was hard … Read more