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Barbara has worked with babies and children for over 20 years. Having qualified as a midwife Barbara worked in Neonatal Intensive care for 15 years so understands that some babies go through a difficult time and need support after discharge. Barbara has been a breastfeeding supporter with the Breastfeeding Network for the past 12 years and has supported many mothers with feeding their babies. As a community staff nurse within health visiting Barbara understands the developmental milestones babies and children go through and how sometimes little challenges in life need supporting with Craniosacral Therapy
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BabiesBabies benefit a great deal from Craniosacral therapy. Sometimes there may be restrictions within the body from the position the baby was in utero and during labour. Trauma from delivery especially babies born by forceps, ventouse or caesarian can have an impact on the baby's skull bones. These restrictions can cause babies to have gastrointestinal problems such as colic constipation or reflux. Some babies may be irritable and not like being put down or put into the car seat. A simple treatment can release these restrictions and help the baby to feed better, sleep better, be calmer and more relaxed.
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ToddlersLife often present little challenges for growing toddlers, who are acquiring new skills all the time. Craniosacral therapy can help toddlers who may be suffering from repeated ear infections or who are having difficulty self regulating and sleeping.
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Life can bring many challenges to children. Some children stuggle at school with having to sit still and concentrate. Much research has been carried out about the effects of Craniosaral therapy and children with dyslexia, ADHD and autism.
https://www.autismparentingmagazine.com/craniosacral-therapy-for-asd/ |
