Pediatric Chiropractic

Pediatric Chiropractic Care In San Ramon

You may be wondering why children would need a chiropractor. There are plenty of reasons why! For starters, many children may be suffering from ailments of the spine, nerve, or joints. While they may not have pain, there may be some dysfunction that they may experience in the future.

Helping Kids Develop Properly

At San Ramon Chiropractic, we believe all children can benefit from safe, gentle, effective adjustments. When a child’s spine is optimally aligned then they can develop properly. Chiropractic care has been used to manage common childhood conditions such as colic, ear infections, and bedwetting.

While your child can benefit from chiropractic care at any age, we recommend that kids get checked shortly after they’re born. Then as they start to crawl, walk, and hit other developmental milestones they often fall or experience bumps and bruises. That’s why it’s important that they get adjusted to keep their spine healthy.

What to Expect

The first appointment is a comprehensive examination that includes range of motion testing and a complete functional assessment. Just as you take your child to the dentist to ensure they maintain optimal oral health, bringing them into our practice can help make sure they have a healthy spine.

Based on Dr. Miry‘s findings he’ll come up with a treatment plan for your child. Next, he’ll provide your child with a highly gentle adjustment. Your little one also may be given some stretches to do.

We find that kids feel so much better after getting adjusted. They feel like they can breathe deeper and even feel a little bit taller!

The Importance of Movement

In addition to getting adjusted, it’s critical that kids find ways to move each day. Since the pandemic struck it’s been more challenging for kids to stay active. As schools here in California have been closed children aren’t out at recess playing.

Many kids are spending hours in front of the computer each day. Then after that, they might be playing video games, watching TV, or doing homework. All of that inactivity coupled with being cooped up at home has put pressure on children, both physically and mentally.

We encourage parents to make sure their kids move more, whether they’re doing exercises like jumping jacks or playing tag in the backyard. Fitting fitness in can help children be healthy-mentally and physically.