Bodywork is an essential part of supporting dyads, and in this episode you will hear Katie Oshita discuss the how this works with Dr Martin Rosen and Dr Nancy Watson. Together they share what effective bodywork does, how this supports not just feeding but neurological development in infancy and early childhood.
– MAX WELLNESS
In today’s episode I am honored to interview Dr Martin Rosen, who wrote 2 books and is a leading expert in chiropractic pediatrics and cranio-sacral work with over 40 years of experience in this field. His most recent book “It’s All in the Head”, was written to inform and bring awareness of the implications that cranial distortions can have in the initial stages of childhood growth and development. He shares this wisdom with us as we go through common misconceptions and myths as well as the importance of prevention. Finally, we go over how changes to the Developmental Milestones by the CDC were made, the difference between “common” and “normal”, what this means for our children and of course, what to do about it.
– Tongue Tie Experts - Lisa Paladino
On this episode, Lisa welcomes Dr. Martin Rosen and Dr. Nancy Watson - renowned pediatric chiropractors and co-authors of It’s All in the Head (2nd edition). With over 40 years of experience, they share how early neurological development, childhood milestones, and chiropractic care are interconnected. Together, they explore: Why early milestones matter (and what’s lost when expectations are lowered) How the nervous and immune systems shape resilience The role of chiropractic care in supporting adaptability and growth Key questions parents should ask when choosing a pediatric chiropractor
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