The infant spine is usually developed by the end of pregnancy. However, what occurs during the time of birth and months after can affect normal spinal functioning. Labor can be very traumatizing, along with any other significant unsupported movement in the spine. For example, a fall from a bed, sudden stops in automobiles, and other sudden movements unsupported by head and neck.
Some can be obvious to recognize and some may be more difficult for parents to recognize. However, parents should look for signs that could indicate spinal problems for their child:
Common indicators of spinal problems for their child may include:
Dr. Jane Steffen Bye, DC, FICPA treats a variety of conditions due to automobile accidents, work related incidents, and sports injuries. She also has a special interest in infants, children, and the care of pregnant women with prenatal chiropractic. Dr. Jane Steffen Bye, DC, FICPA has continued postgraduate studies in these areas.
