
PEADIATRIC CARE
Gentle, age-appropriate care for babies, children, and teenagers
Gentle, age-appropriate chiropractic care for babies, children, and teenagers
At Seib Health Performance, we provide gentle chiropractic care tailored to babies, children, and teenagers. Care is individualised, age-appropriate, and focused on assessing and supporting movement, posture, and musculoskeletal function in growing bodies.
All care is delivered in a calm, supportive environment, with clear communication and parental involvement at every stage.
Our Approach
Paediatric chiropractic care is not the same as adult care. Treatment is gentle, adaptable, and guided by a thorough assessment of movement, posture, and development.
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Care focuses on:
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Understanding how a child moves and functions
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Supporting age-appropriate development
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Gentle, low-force techniques
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Education for parents around movement, positioning, and daily activities
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We work collaboratively with parents and other healthcare providers when appropriate.
Care for Babies, Children and Teenagers
Parents may seek paediatric chiropractic care for a range of reasons related to comfort, movement, and development.
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Common reasons include:
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General unsettledness or difficulty settling in babies
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Feeding or positional preferences (such as favouring one side)
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Head shape concerns related to positioning
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Tension through the neck or body
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Postural changes or asymmetries
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Growing pains or activity-related aches
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Sports-related strains or movement restrictions
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Postural fatigue related to school, study, or device use
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Care is always tailored to the individual child and may include gentle hands-on techniques, movement-based support, and age-appropriate strategies.
Primitive Reflex Assessment & Exercise Rehab
Primitive reflexes are early motor patterns present in infancy that typically change as the nervous system matures.
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In some cases, a chiropractor may assess movement patterns that include primitive reflex activity as part of a broader physical assessment.
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Where appropriate, care may include:
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Primitive reflex screening as part of movement assessment
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Individualised, age-appropriate exercises
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Support for coordination, posture, and movement efficiency
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Any exercises provided are designed to be practical, safe, and appropriate for the child’s developmental stage.
