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Babies and children

During birth, a baby experiences stress, from its descent through the birth canal to its arrival in the unknown outside world. In this process, the baby can get stuck in a position or run into obstacles that make it harder to be born. This can show up later as an unusual head shape or a preferred side for breastfeeding, and these strains can cause dysfunction in their nervous system.

From birth through development, a baby needs to move through different stages in a specific order. These stages go hand in hand with healthy sensory and motor development: motor development builds the right muscle tone and body coordination, while sensory development builds all of their senses (sight, smell, touch, and so on).

A nervous system working at 100% helps the baby move through these stages, improving their coordination, balance, and all of their senses.