Did you know that it is normal for women not to have their “milk” come in until baby is 3-7 days old? A new mother’s breast will produce 3 different stages of breastmilk to nourish her baby.
1st: Colostrum for up to the first 7 days.
2nd: Transitional Milk for 2 weeks.
3rd: Mature Milk is produced 20 days after birth and onwards.
For new breastfeeding moms, it is helpful to know that not everyone’s milk “comes in” at the same time.
CST stands for Craniosacral Therapy. CST is a gentle, hands-on therapy that can help relieve tension from the muscles and fascia of the head, neck, and jaw.
How do you know if your baby needs CST? If there is any concern with their ability to feed, whether on bottle or breast, or have been diagnosed with lip or tongue tie, we have clinically seen where those babies have received positive changes after CST appointments, most of the time right after that 1st visit!
🥳 Did you know we have chiropractic adjustment and massage therapy massage 💆 appointments available for Saturday’s now?!
👉 You have asked and we have listened! We are hoping this can fully accommodate our #bearcatnation athletes, parents working during the week, nurse 👩⚕️ schedules, and more! Now you can bring the whole family in easier. 🤍
All of us at The Chiropractic Place for Mommy and Me value 🙏 your input for what our Aledo 🧡🖤🧡and Parker County community needs. 💗
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Did you know your spine is made up of 33 individual bones, called vertebrae. They are stacked one on top of another to form what is called the spinal column. These vertebrae are numbered and divided into sections: cervical (neck), thoracic (mid back), lumbar (low back), sacrum, and coccyx (tailbone).
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Did you know that chiropractors are trained specifically in the spine and the muscles that connect to the spine? We have a lot of new mothers that come into our clinic in Aledo, Texas that are experiencing upper back or mid back pain. Especially with pain radiating in between their shoulder blades. We call this “nursing back” or “new baby back” due to the extra stress and strain put on the mid back and upper back muscles from having to hold your infant and bending to change their numerous diapers. It’s all worth it in the end ;). Experiencing any upper back or mid back pain? Give us a call at 682-214-0408 to schedule an appointment to help you “get back” into shape. :)
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