57 min
11 | Is Chiropractic care safe for the whole family? And what is the deal with tummy time? - Insights from Dr Kelly Beanland Valley Village Collective
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- Parenting
The Valley Village Collective podcast aims to provide a safe space for mothers. In the podcast we’ll dive into the heart of motherhood, bringing you relatable stories from local mums and insights from local practitioners.
There’ll be real talk, as we listen, learn and navigate the adventure of motherhood together.
Our aim is to be your virtual village where you’ll feel supported and know where to turn during the rollercoaster of motherhood.
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In today's episode we chat with Dr Kelly Beanland, Director and Chiropractor at Hunter Health Spines in East Maitland. Kelly talks about the role of chiropractic in pregnancy and postpartum care. Chiropractic care is a holistic approach that focuses on the balance and function of the body. She debunks the myth of cracking bones and explains that gentle pressure is used during treatment. She explains that chiropractic care is safe for all family members, including infants and children. We delve into care for babies and discuss that new mothers commonly underrate post birth issues in babies, such as sleep, feeding and tummy time, as developmental instead of mechanistic, and chiropractic care can help with behavioural support. She also explains the way babies are birthed, either vaginally or via caesarean, can impact their development.
Kelly speaks about the importance she places on working in collaboration with paediatricians, IBCLC’s and other health practitioners. She offers advice for parents who may be concerned about their baby's development. She mentions the importance of sensory feedback, head control, and muscle tone in the first 12 months of life. She also highlights the role of tummy time in developing the brain and how different positions, such as chest tummy time or being carried in a carrier, can be beneficial.
You can find Kelly and her team at Hunter Healthy Spines - https://hunterhealthyspines.com.au/
Instagram @hunterhealthyspines
The Valley Village Collective podcast aims to provide a safe space for mothers. In the podcast we’ll dive into the heart of motherhood, bringing you relatable stories from local mums and insights from local practitioners.
There’ll be real talk, as we listen, learn and navigate the adventure of motherhood together.
Our aim is to be your virtual village where you’ll feel supported and know where to turn during the rollercoaster of motherhood.
Follow us on Insta at @valleyvillagecollective
Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555978335757&mibextid=LQQJ4d
Please click the follow to stay up to date with our episodes and if you could leave a review we’d be so grateful.
In today's episode we chat with Dr Kelly Beanland, Director and Chiropractor at Hunter Health Spines in East Maitland. Kelly talks about the role of chiropractic in pregnancy and postpartum care. Chiropractic care is a holistic approach that focuses on the balance and function of the body. She debunks the myth of cracking bones and explains that gentle pressure is used during treatment. She explains that chiropractic care is safe for all family members, including infants and children. We delve into care for babies and discuss that new mothers commonly underrate post birth issues in babies, such as sleep, feeding and tummy time, as developmental instead of mechanistic, and chiropractic care can help with behavioural support. She also explains the way babies are birthed, either vaginally or via caesarean, can impact their development.
Kelly speaks about the importance she places on working in collaboration with paediatricians, IBCLC’s and other health practitioners. She offers advice for parents who may be concerned about their baby's development. She mentions the importance of sensory feedback, head control, and muscle tone in the first 12 months of life. She also highlights the role of tummy time in developing the brain and how different positions, such as chest tummy time or being carried in a carrier, can be beneficial.
You can find Kelly and her team at Hunter Healthy Spines - https://hunterhealthyspines.com.au/
Instagram @hunterhealthyspines
57 min