Belly buttons can come in all sorts of shapes and depths, but are generally divided into two categories: innies and outies. While innie belly buttons are flat or hollowed, outie belly buttons protrude to some degree. But the differences between
Tongue tie (also known as ankyloglossia) is a condition in which a tongue is tethered to the floor of the mouth by a piece of tissue (the frenulum) that is too tight or too short, resulting in a restricted range
You’ve probably seen it many times. A baby presents the following symptoms: gas, colic, clicking while feeding, poor weight gain, fussiness, or difficulty staying on the breast. You know that these signs point to tongue-tie or ankyloglossia. If a tie
Whether you’re a midwife, lactation consultant, or physical therapist, craniosacral therapy training can offer hidden benefits for your practice. Discover 3 reasons to add CST to your services.
Take the Infant Craniosacral course, be a good fit for the team, get hired and get a signing bonus! It’s a WIN WIN situation!
Ahh, babies. We love babies! Tiny hands, pudgy wrists, rose-petal-soft skin – sigh. But… wait for it… Cue the fussing! When exhausted parents turn to you for help because they’ve tried (and failed) to soothe their babies, it can feel daunting if you aren’t able to make a difference. Especially, when it’s your job to figure it out.
When I was fifteen, my older sister raved about her physiotherapist’s newest discovery: a gentle but surprisingly effective healing modality known as craniosacral therapy, or CST. At the time, I had no idea that one day CST would change the direction of my life.
I’m Meaghan Beames, RMT, CST and Founder/Owner of MyBaby CST and Beames CST Training Centre. I’m the mother of 2 young kids, passionate about babies, and obsessed with helping families. If I’m not learning something new, then I’m sleeping.
