Precision Chiropractic

01/19/2026

Don’t say I didn’t tell you….

01/19/2026

01/14/2026

New year, same vibes - just being a little more intentional about showing up around here. Anyway, I digress…it felt like time for a re-introduction. 👋🏻

If you’re new here, we’d love for you to get to know us. If you’ve been here awhile, thank you for being part of this space.

We’re here to give you something to laugh at, support you through pregnancy, postpartum, and family life, keep you a high-functioning, active adult and actually know what we’re talking about while we do it.

If you haven’t found the right chiropractor, the right office, or the right care yet, just know this: we have a plan for your health, and we give hella good care.

And yes, if you’re really here for Myles, we fully understand. 🐾

12/03/2025

I know this isn’t my usual content. I’m normally talking pregnancy, Webster, spit-up, tongue ties, nervous system support… all the things that help moms in the early seasons.

But today?
My heart is in a totally different chapter of motherhood: the one where your baby gets their license and you suddenly hear your parents’ voices coming out of your own mouth. 🫢

I swear I’m not old.
It just FEELS like it.
(Denial is a perfectly valid coping mechanism.) 😅

Here’s to the chapters we never see coming, and the kids who grow us just as much as we grow them. ❤️

10/16/2025

First and foremost, I think fevers get a bad rap.

I get it, they’re uncomfortable, and they can be scary, especially when you’ve been told that once a thermometer hits a certain number, your kid’s brain might just “fry.” 🔥 (Quick myth check: the American Academy of Pediatrics notes that “fevers caused by infection do not cause brain damage, only body temperatures above 108°F, which are extremely rare, can be harmful.”)

Speaking from experience: I’ve seen 104.7° on the thermometer before. And while that number looks terrifying on paper, my son was alert, drinking, talking, and acting like he had a mild fever, not a medical emergency. It’s not that 104° is nothing; it’s that how your child is acting matters more than the number alone.

The truth is, fever isn’t the enemy.
It’s the body’s built-in defense system doing its job.

Yes, there’s a time and place for meds. But automatically reaching for fever reducers every single time a temp climbs can interrupt what the body is naturally trying to do - get you through it quicker and stronger.

So next time that thermometer flashes a scary number, take a breath and look at your child, not just the screen. ❤️

09/10/2025

When I saw Chandler’s most recent X-rays before he went back to school, I’ll be honest: I felt like I should just hang it all up and burn it to the ground. 🔥🚒

As his mom and as a pediatric chiropractor, my first thought was: “Am I actually good at my job?”

Did I take it personally? Absolutely.
My mom brain was spiraling. My doctor brain was analyzing. And the X-ray didn’t lie.

But then I had to stop making it about me.

Plot twist: puberty is unpredictable. Chandler’s grown 5 inches in the last year, and apparently his right leg decided not to keep pace with his left. No one could’ve forecasted a curve showing up quite like this.

Here’s what I know ⬇️
His scoliosis isn’t my parenting fail.

Sometimes bodies adapt in ways we don’t expect. Our job as parents is to catch it as early as possible and support them through it.

Lucky for Chandler, he’s got me. 😊
And I’ve got the best resources and colleagues I’d trust with my own kids.

👉 What I want parents to know: early detection matters. If you catch it in time, you can have far better outcomes with the right squad and the right plan in place. 💙

08/13/2025

We love a proud parent moment, but if your 3-month-old is “standing,” locking their legs, or refusing tummy time… it’s probably not strength you’re seeing. 👀

It’s primitive reflexes: built-in survival responses that help your baby navigate birth and early life. Reflexes that are meant to fade as their nervous system matures. 🧠

💡So no, your baby’s not behind.
But no, they’re also not walking early because they’re a “super strong exception.”

✨When babies skip important milestones (like crawling) or seem to want to stand all day, it can be a clue their nervous system needs help integrating those early reflexes.

And that’s where I come in.

🌀 If your little one is skipping steps, resisting floor time, or flying past milestones…
Let’s take a look, together.

👇Drop a question or visit link in bio to book a complimentary consultation.

07/30/2025

Let’s talk about something way more common than you might think: gassy babies. 💨

If your baby seems bloated, fussy, or just never quite settled—you are not alone. Gas can make both of you miserable.

And while bottles, latch, and feeding choices are important and can all play a role, there’s a BIG piece that often gets left out of the conversation:

🧠 The nervous system.

As a pediatric chiropractor, I see this every day: babies with subtle spinal or nervous system tension that interferes with digestion, regulation, and overall comfort. And when we support that gently? Game-changer.

The good news? You don’t have to just try 12 different bottles and hope for the best. (Though if you’re wondering, I do love the Pigeon 👏)

In my office, I:
✔️ Assess the spine, nervous system + body tension
✔️ Check oral motor function (tongue, lips, and cheeks!)
✔️ Recommend one of my favorite probiotics (like Ther-Biotic Baby by Klaire, available in my Fullscript store -link in bio).
✔️ Connect you with trusted providers if needed - because gassiness isn’t always just one thing.

If you’ve been told:
🚨“Your baby’s gaining weight, this is normal”
🚨 “They’ll grow out of it”
but your gut says something still isn’t right… you’re not wrong for wanting more support.

Gassiness can be eased. Discomfort can have a root cause. And yes, there are answers. I’d love to help you find them. 💛

07/01/2025

“Pain is just part of being pregnant.”
If I had a dollar for every time someone told me that… 🙃

Here’s the truth:
Pregnancy might be challenging, but it shouldn’t feel like something you’re just surviving. You deserve care that actually supports your changing body — not just during labor, but all the way through.

Chiropractic care during pregnancy is safe, gentle, and evidence-backed. It helps with alignment, nerve flow, baby’s position, better sleep, and yes — less discomfort.

And no, consistent care doesn’t mean 50 visits. But it’s definitely more than a “quick fix” at 38 weeks.

At Precision Chiropractic, we support moms with intentional care, clear plans, and the kind of high-touch experience that makes you feel seen, safe, and ready for birth.