How new parents should hold a baby 👶 The way you hold your newborn baby can have a lasting impact on their development, posture, and overall strength. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a key role in spinal motion, directly affecting posture and mobility as your child grows. Additionally, the muscles at the base of the skull help shape the head, develop the face and a
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How new parents should hold a baby 👶 The way you hold your newborn baby can have a lasting impact on their development, posture, and overall strength. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a key role in spinal motion, directly affecting posture and mobility as your child grows. Additionally, the muscles at the base of the skull help shape the head, develop the face and a
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From crying to calm in just 10 seconds.. ✨ When held in the right position, your baby can settle and relax almost instantly — watch how this simple hold works like magic. From day one, babies depend on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and grow muscle control naturally. The lumbar reflex is crucial for spinal motion and long-term mobility. At the same time, the muscles at the base of the skull shape the head, airways, and space for developing teeth. Supporting these reflexes early is key t
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From crying to calm in just 10 seconds.. ✨ When held in the right position, your baby can settle and relax almost instantly — watch how this simple hold works like magic. From day one, babies depend on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and grow muscle control naturally. The lumbar reflex is crucial for spinal motion and long-term mobility. At the same time, the muscles at the base of the skull shape the head, airways, and space for developing teeth. Supporting these reflexes early is key t
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The way you carry your newborn baby can significantly impact their development, posture, and overall strength 👶✨ From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a crucial role in spinal motion, directly influencing posture and mobility as your child grows. The muscles at the base of the skull also help shape the head, develop the face and airways, and create space for teeth. Prope
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The way you carry your newborn baby can significantly impact their development, posture, and overall strength 👶✨ From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a crucial role in spinal motion, directly influencing posture and mobility as your child grows. The muscles at the base of the skull also help shape the head, develop the face and airways, and create space for teeth. Prope
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Here are the 3 smartest ways to carry baby 👶✨ The way you carry your baby isn’t just about comfort. It’s about development. When done right, it can support posture, build strength, and keep your little one calm and engaged for longer. 💡 Position 1: Hold the head with one hand while scooping from the shoulder with the other. It’s perfect for gently laying your baby down or passing them safely to someone else. 👐 Position 2: The transition hold, slightly forward with support, encourages your bab
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Here are the 3 smartest ways to carry baby 👶✨ The way you carry your baby isn’t just about comfort. It’s about development. When done right, it can support posture, build strength, and keep your little one calm and engaged for longer. 💡 Position 1: Hold the head with one hand while scooping from the shoulder with the other. It’s perfect for gently laying your baby down or passing them safely to someone else. 👐 Position 2: The transition hold, slightly forward with support, encourages your bab
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The Tiger Hold — Calm a Fussy Baby in 60 Seconds
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The Tiger Hold — Calm a Fussy Baby in 60 Seconds
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Teaching a new father how to hold baby 👶 The way you carry your newborn baby can significantly impact their development, posture, and overall strength. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a crucial role in spinal motion, directly influencing posture and mobility as your child grows. The muscles at the base of the skull also help shape the head, develop the face and air
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Teaching a new father how to hold baby 👶 The way you carry your newborn baby can significantly impact their development, posture, and overall strength. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a crucial role in spinal motion, directly influencing posture and mobility as your child grows. The muscles at the base of the skull also help shape the head, develop the face and air
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Teaching Father How To Hold Baby #babydevelopment #babyhealth
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Tummy time can be frustrating for both babies and parents.. 😣 But what if your baby could naturally strengthen their back and engage their muscles without the tears or the struggle? Supporting your baby’s posture starts with understanding how their spine develops. The lumbar reflex plays a key role, it provides the longest leverage point for the spine to arch and sets the foundation for posture and mobility. At birth, the spine and skull reorganize for life outside the womb. One of the first su
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Once a doctor rules out infection or a medical condition, what’s left behind specific persistent symptoms? The influence of musculoskeletal balance on the nervous system is often underestimated and poorly understood. Yet, we readily accept that when parts of a car aren’t functioning properly, it can disrupt electrical connections and other systems. The same principles of physics and mechanics apply to the human body. Is it so hard to believe that mechanical imbalances in certain bones could affe
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Did you know that healthy posture begins before your baby can even sit up? 👶 Supporting your baby’s posture begins with understanding how their spine naturally develops and what can either support or disrupt that process. The lumbar reflex plays a critical role in spinal movement and stability. It provides the longest leverage point for the spine to arch, forming the base for healthy posture and mobility. During birth, a baby’s spine and skull naturally reorganize to prepare for life outside th
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From birth to 5 months, babies gradually develop the ability to hold their head forward as they build core strength, particularly through “crunches” after 4 months. Neck and lumbar reflexes are key survival mechanisms that enable crawling to the nipple and lay the foundation for strong muscles. The lumbar reflex specifically defines the spine’s range of motion, influencing posture and the strength of the posterior chain. These reflexes shape not just a baby’s posture but also their skull, face,
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Best ways to help babies crawl 👶 A baby’s developmental milestones are key to their ability to perceive and interact with the world. This process happens through muscle strengthening and sensory stimulation, shaping brain structure for optimal survival and growth. The first step is strengthening the back and neck muscles, which begins when the neck and lumbar reflexes are triggered during birth. Passing through the birth canal remodels the skull, stretches the spine, and prepares the body for t
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Most parents struggle with tummy time.. 👶 But what if your baby could naturally strengthen their back and engage their muscles, without stress or frustration? Supporting your baby’s posture starts with understanding how their spine develops. The lumbar reflex plays a key role, it provides the longest leverage point for the spine to arch and sets the foundation for posture and mobility. At birth, the spine and skull reorganize for life outside the womb. One of the first survival reflexes, the Br
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Everyone in the family should learn this — yes, even grandparents 👴🏻 The way you carry your newborn matters more than you think. If you hold your baby in a way that lets the head drop backward, you’re putting unnecessary strain on their neck. At this age, babies don’t yet have the reflex to hold their head back. That reflex only comes after they’ve built strength in their anterior chain — the muscles in the front of their body. This development usually happens around 4.5 months, sometimes as e
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Here’s the correct lift to hold the baby from a stroller.. 👩🏻‍🍼 The way you hold your baby plays a crucial role in their posture, strength, and overall development. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and begin building the foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex is especially important, it influences the range of motion in the back and neck, directly impacting posture and mobility as your child grows. Additionally, the mus
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The Moro reflex is a natural occurrence which is the automated system to stimulate the posterior muscle chains: if you notice, they open their limbs backward, arch the lower back and push the neck backward in a very rapid and strong movement, it usually lasts the first 3-4 months.. exactly the necessary time to have them strengthening their back and neck muscles to be ready to turn… Nature is admirably organised ! This is why we strongly advise to carry your baby as many hours as possible in the
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This is one of the best exercises for your baby’s back.. 👶 Stretching and massaging babies is a practice found in nearly every traditional culture, because people understood how essential it is for stimulating, realigning, and strengthening the body. One key aspect of a baby’s development is the integration of the vestibular system, the sense of balance and spatial awareness. Simple, techniques like stretching and movement help activate this system while also promoting healthy muscle tone and c
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Tongue tie has become a trend in recent years, first identified as the cause for latching disorders and now for many more unclear reasons as they cut the frenum even when there is no latching disorder. Many myths and false concepts have been constructed over the years. Let’s bring back anatomical, physiological and mechanical realities to help you make a better choice than a surgery with unknown consequences for your child’s growth: - the tongue at birth is short and squared, with limited mobili
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Is Your Baby Struggling with Latching? Here’s Why! 👶💙 Babies with latching difficulties often experience one or both of these underlying issues: 🔹 Palate misalignment affecting the suction tunnel 🍼 🔹 C1 vertebra (atlas) misalignment, disrupting the Vagus and Glossopharyngeal nerves, which control the latching reflex The way a baby is born can directly impact these factors. Birth trauma (forceps, vacuum-assisted delivery, prolonged or rapid labor, emergency or planned C-section) can lead to
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Why you should avoid gloves for babies 🧤🚫 In the first months of life, a baby’s brain is building itself through sensory experiences, and one of the most important senses is touch. When we put gloves on a baby, we block this essential stimulation. Their fingers can’t explore, feel, or connect with the world around them. Over time, this can delay the development of touch perception, coordination, and even how they relate to people. Let your baby’s hands be free to touch, grab, and explore. It’s
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Tongue and lip ties have become a trend in recent years, first identified as the cause for latching disorders and now for many more unclear reasons as they cut these so call ties even when there is no latching disorder or any other issues based on the assumption that it “might” lead to other issues later, absolutely without certainty. Many myths and false concepts have been constructed over the years. Let’s bring back anatomical, physiological and mechanical realities to help you make a better c
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Did you know your baby’s first “workout” can happen right in your arms? ✨ The airplane hold isn’t just fun, it’s one of the best ways to help your baby build strength in their back, neck, and core without the struggle of tummy time. Just support them under the chest and gently lift like they’re flying. Gravity naturally activates their muscles, helping shape the skull and support facial development too. It’s like their first personal training session, soft bones grow under gentle pressure, just
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The airplane exercise is a fun and easy way to help your baby build strength in their back, neck, and core ✈️ Just hold them under the chest and gently lift them like an airplane. As they try to lift their head with gravity, they naturally use their back muscles and become stronger. This is a great option if your baby doesn’t enjoy tummy time. It’s gentle, playful, and helps your baby get stronger without frustration. Plus, it’s a lovely way to bond while helping them grow. 💛 Have you tried the
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I recommend elevated tummy time over traditional tummy time, and here’s why.. When a baby lies flat on the floor, their center of gravity shifts too far forward, making it hard for them to lift their head or engage their back. They end up collapsing under their own weight, which can lead to frustration instead of progress. By slightly lifting and supporting the baby at the lower spine, we bring the gravity center to the right spot, the lumbar spine, which is the body’s main leverage point. This
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Why I don’t recommend tummy time for babies ⬇️ When you place a baby on their tummy too early, their gravity center shifts forward, making it hard to engage the lumbar spine. But the lumbar spine is the strongest leverage point in the entire spine. If your baby can’t activate it, they’ll struggle to build essential back strength. We often see this when the spine is restricted, particularly in the thoracic area, or when certain reflexes haven’t integrated properly. If these systems aren’t working
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "You struggle with your baby to achieve tummy time ? He gets frustrated quickly, collapses, you worry not to have done enough, it doesn’t look efficient and you spend a lot of time trying to achieve the targets advised on the internet ? Let’s talk about baby’s physiological capabilities and behaviour to help you achieve higher goals worry free. Babies are born with 2 crucial reflexes: neck and lumbar reflexes. These reflexes are ignited during the process of delive
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Another powerful treatment with this incredible little boy, who had been quietly struggling for years after two major falls on his forehead, one at age two and another at four. Since then, he had been dealing with constant coughs and colds, long recovery times, sleep disturbances, and a persistent pressure in his ears that made him stretch his jaw wide just to find relief. These symptoms, like many others, often come from mechanical imbalances caused by physical t
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Once a doctor rules out infection or a medical condition, what’s left behind specific persistent symptoms? The influence of musculoskeletal balance on the nervous system is often underestimated and poorly understood. Yet, we readily accept that when parts of a car aren’t functioning properly, it can disrupt electrical connections and other systems. The same principles of physics and mechanics apply to the human body. Is it so hard to believe that mechanical imbala
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👶🐯 Carrying your baby in the “tiger hold” is one of the best, safest, and most comfortable methods 😊 Suitable from the very first days of life! With this position: 💛 We strongly support the regulation of muscle tone 👶 We help reduce natural and physiological asymmetry ⚖️ We increase symmetrical experiences — the head aligned with the belly button 💨 We support digestion and help release trapped gas 🤗 We stimulate deep pressure — squeezing, closeness, warmth of our body 🌿 We stimulate the
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Teaching a new mom how to hold baby.. 👶 The way you hold your newborn baby can have a lasting impact on their development, posture, and overall strength. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a key role in spinal motion, directly affecting posture and mobility as your child grows. Additionally, the muscles at the base of the skull h
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Teaching a new father how to hold baby 👶 The way you carry your newborn baby can significantly impact their development, posture, and overall strength. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a crucial role in spinal motion, directly influencing posture and mobility as your child grows. The muscles at the base of the skull also help shape th
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "The way you hold your baby plays a crucial role in their posture, strength, and overall development. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and begin building the foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex is especially important—it influences the range of motion in the back and neck, directly impacting posture and mobility as your child grows. Additionally, the muscles at the base of the skull help s
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "The lumbar reflex plays a vital role in the motion of the spine, acting as the longest leverage point for the spine to arch — essential for our bipedal movement. Birth is a highly sophisticated process designed to reorganize a baby’s spine and skull, preparing them for life outside the womb. One of their first survival reflexes, the Breast Crawl, relies on this reflex. It requires the baby to arch their back, push with their legs, and lift their head to crawl to t
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "From birth to 5 months, babies gradually develop the ability to hold their head forward as they build core strength, particularly through “crunches” after 4 months. Neck and lumbar reflexes are key survival mechanisms that enable crawling to the nipple and lay the foundation for strong muscles. The lumbar reflex specifically defines the spine’s range of motion, influencing posture and the strength of the posterior chain. These reflexes shape not just a baby’s post
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "The key to carry a child is to always protect the head when facing up as the child will not acquire the full posterior control of his head before around 4-5 months. #osteopathymalaysia #osteopathmalaysia #osteopathykl #osteopathytreatment #osteopathyhealth #malaysiahealthcare #naturalhealthmalaysia #wellnessmalaysia #baby #pediatrics #kids #development #breastfeeding #breastfeedingmom"
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "A delivery is a healthy natural process without a due date, controlled by the body and mind of a woman in which baby’s body and nervous system are actively reorganised and reprogrammed to be ready for the outside world. #osteopathymalaysia #osteopathmalaysia #osteopathykl #osteopathytreatment #osteopathyhealth #malaysiahealthcare #naturalhealthmalaysia #wellnessmalaysia #baby #pediatrics #kids #development"
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "The skull is made of bones which are soft during the delivery to facilitate the passage. However, this process is also meant to reorganise the skull and stimulate the body to prepare the baby for the outside world. It will change the form of the skull, stimulate the brain, stimulate the spine and implement the neck and lumbar reflexes, establish the organisation of the nervous system like implementing a software, establish the reference of perception of pain throu
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Hold That Tiger (Live)
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Tongue tie has become a trend in recent years, first identified as the cause for latching disorders and now for many more unclear reasons as they cut the frenum even when there is no latching disorder. Many myths and false concepts have been constructed over the years. Let’s bring back anatomical, physiological and mechanical realities to help you make a better choice than a surgery with unknown consequences for your child’s growth: - the tongue at birth is short
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Get your EBOOK NOW ! Many of you asked for a clear roadmap for baby’s development, so I created a step-by-step guide. Click the link on my profile. You struggle with your baby to achieve tummy time ? He gets frustrated quickly, collapses, you worry not to have done enough, it doesn’t look efficient and you spend a lot of time trying to achieve the targets advised on the internet ? Let’s talk about baby’s physiological capabilities and behaviour to help you achieve
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "The airplane exercise is a fun and easy way to help your baby build strength in their back, neck, and core ✈️ Just hold them under the chest and gently lift them like an airplane. As they try to lift their head with gravity, they naturally use their back muscles and become stronger. This is a great option if your baby doesn’t enjoy tummy time. It’s gentle, playful, and helps your baby get stronger without frustration. Plus, it’s a lovely way to bond while helping
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "A natural birth plays a crucial role in preparing a baby’s body for life outside the womb by triggering important physical and neurological developments 👶 Remodeling of the skull and meninges: This process prepares the spine’s reorganization through reflexes, with the skull and palate undergoing significant adjustments. Decompression of the skull base and spinal stretch: The birth process naturally relieves pressure and stimulates spinal alignment. Ignition of vi
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Cranial deformations are common and poorly understood outside Osteopathy. It is believed to be positional, however that is not the case. A skull deformation is caused by excessive mechanical constraints on the skull during a traumatic birth (forceps/vacuum primarily, emergency c-section with long engagement, long exposure to low amniotic fluid, short/long labour, pressure on the stomach by nurse or stopping baby from coming out, etc..) and planned c-section as the
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Teeth are controlled by the nervous system constituted by the 5th cranial nerve or Trigeminal nerve inside the skull. There are strong connections between Trigeminal nerve and the base of the skull thus the first vertebra. Once the first vertebra is off balance it may disrupt the connections to the Trigemnial, affecting its signals, slowing down the teeth growth. By rebalancing the body and particularly the region of the base of the skull centred around the first
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Try this simple carrying trick to calm your baby..✨ When held in the right position, your baby can settle and relax almost instantly — watch how this simple hold works like magic. From day one, babies depend on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and grow muscle control naturally. The lumbar reflex is crucial for spinal motion and long-term mobility. At the same time, the muscles at the base of the skull shape the head, airways, and space for developing teeth.
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Carrying your baby facing outward isn’t just fun for them, it’s actually helps with their development too 👼🏻 When they’re in this position, they naturally use their neck and back muscles to hold themselves up. It helps them get stronger while they enjoy looking around and taking in the world. You’ll notice they start to push, twist, and move. These are great signs that they’re building strength and coordination. When they’re comfortable and supported, they stop
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "I usually recommend this carry position around 5–6 months, when babies have developed more upper-body control. Most babies gain this control between 4 and 4.5 months, although some may surprise you as early as 3.5 months, just like her. When your baby can hold their back steady and has good forward control, it opens the door for more upright, engaging carry positions. They get to look around, interact with the world, and build strength, all from the safety of your
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Flat head, or plagiocephaly, is a skull deformation that has two main causes: Craniosynostosis: A rare condition where skull sutures fuse too early, potentially requiring urgent medical attention. Mechanical Imbalances: The most common cause, often resulting from traumatic birth experiences such as vacuum or forceps delivery, long or short labor, or other birth-related pressures. These excessive forces not only affect the skull but also impact the spine and chest,
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Birth is Nature’s way of preparing a baby for life outside the womb 🤰🏾 It’s a powerful process that stimulates the nervous system and reshapes the baby’s skull and spine — especially the neck and lumbar reflexes, which are vital for early movement and development. In a C-section, the baby misses much of this stimulation. While some adapt well, most show some level of imbalance, highlighting the body’s incredible plasticity but also its need for sup
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Scoliosis is a very common issue which is poorly understood in Medicine. 80% of scoliosis are said idiopathic: which means they don’t know the origin. In Osteopathy, the mechanisms of idiopathic scoliosis are perfectly known and linked to excessive pressures leading to important mechanical imbalances affecting the meninges all through the skull and along the spine. Forceps and vacuum are one of the primary causes of scoliosis. These mechanical imbalances will comm
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "I recommend elevated tummy time over traditional tummy time, and here’s why.. When a baby lies flat on the floor, their center of gravity shifts too far forward, making it hard for them to lift their head or engage their back. They end up collapsing under their own weight, which can lead to frustration instead of progress. By slightly lifting and supporting the baby at the lower spine, we bring the gravity center to the right spot, the lumbar spine, which is the b
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "The way you carry your newborn baby can significantly impact their development, posture, and overall strength 👶✨ From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a crucial role in spinal motion, directly influencing posture and mobility as your child grows. The muscles at the base of the skull also help shape the head, develop the face and airways, a
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How new parents should hold a baby 👶 The way you hold your newborn baby can have a lasting impact on their development, posture, and overall strength. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a key role in spinal motion, directly affecting posture and mobility as your child grows. Additionally, the muscles at the base of the skull help shape the head, develop the face and a
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How new parents should hold a baby 👶 The way you hold your newborn baby can have a lasting impact on their development, posture, and overall strength. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a key role in spinal motion, directly affecting posture and mobility as your child grows. Additionally, the muscles at the base of the skull help shape the head, develop the face and a
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Best ways to help babies crawl 👶 A baby’s developmental milestones are key to their ability to perceive and interact with the world. This process happens through muscle strengthening and sensory stimulation, shaping brain structure for optimal survival and growth. The first step is strengthening the back and neck muscles, which begins when the neck and lumbar reflexes are triggered during birth. Passing through the birth canal remodels the skull, stretches the spine, and prepares the body for t
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Most parents struggle with tummy time.. 👶 But what if your baby could naturally strengthen their back and engage their muscles, without stress or frustration? Supporting your baby’s posture starts with understanding how their spine develops. The lumbar reflex plays a key role, it provides the longest leverage point for the spine to arch and sets the foundation for posture and mobility. At birth, the spine and skull reorganize for life outside the womb. One of the first survival reflexes, the Br
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The way you carry your newborn baby can significantly impact their development, posture, and overall strength 👶✨ From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a crucial role in spinal motion, directly influencing posture and mobility as your child grows. The muscles at the base of the skull also help shape the head, develop the face and airways, and create space for teeth. Prope
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The way you carry your newborn baby can significantly impact their development, posture, and overall strength 👶✨ From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a crucial role in spinal motion, directly influencing posture and mobility as your child grows. The muscles at the base of the skull also help shape the head, develop the face and airways, and create space for teeth. Prope
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Here’s the correct lift to hold the baby from a stroller.. 👩🏻‍🍼 The way you hold your baby plays a crucial role in their posture, strength, and overall development. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and begin building the foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex is especially important, it influences the range of motion in the back and neck, directly impacting posture and mobility as your child grows. Additionally, the mus
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Here’s the correct lift to hold the baby from a stroller.. 👩🏻‍🍼 The way you hold your baby plays a crucial role in their posture, strength, and overall development. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and begin building the foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex is especially important, it influences the range of motion in the back and neck, directly impacting posture and mobility as your child grows. Additionally, the mus
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How new parents should hold a baby 👶 The way you hold your newborn baby can have a lasting impact on their development, posture, and overall strength. From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a key role in spinal motion, directly affecting posture and mobility as your child grows. Additionally, the muscles at the base of the skull help shape the head, develop the face and a
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The way you carry your newborn baby can significantly impact their development, posture, and overall strength 👶✨ From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a crucial role in spinal motion, directly influencing posture and mobility as your child grows. The muscles at the base of the skull also help shape the head, develop the face and airways, and create space for teeth. Prope
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Tongue tie has become a trend in recent years, first identified as the cause for latching disorders and now for many more unclear reasons as they cut the frenum even when there is no latching disorder. Many myths and false concepts have been constructed over the years. Let’s bring back anatomical, physiological and mechanical realities to help you make a better choice than a surgery with unknown consequences for your child’s growth: - the tongue at birth is short and squared, with limited mobili
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The way you carry your newborn baby can significantly impact their development, posture, and overall strength 👶✨ From birth, babies rely on neck and lumbar reflexes to move, feed, and build a foundation for strong muscles and healthy movement patterns. The lumbar reflex plays a crucial role in spinal motion, directly influencing posture and mobility as your child grows. The muscles at the base of the skull also help shape the head, develop the face and airways, and create space for teeth. Prope
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Tongue and lip ties have become a trend in recent years, first identified as the cause for latching disorders and now for many more unclear reasons as they cut these so call ties even when there is no latching disorder or any other issues based on the assumption that it “might” lead to other issues later, absolutely without certainty. Many myths and false concepts have been constructed over the years. Let’s bring back anatomical, physiological and mechanical realities to help you make a better c
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Tongue and lip ties have become a trend in recent years, first identified as the cause for latching disorders and now for many more unclear reasons as they cut these so call ties even when there is no latching disorder or any other issues based on the assumption that it “might” lead to other issues later, absolutely without certainty. Many myths and false concepts have been constructed over the years. Let’s bring back anatomical, physiological and mechanical realities to help you make a better c
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Why I don’t recommend tummy time for babies ⬇️ When you place a baby on their tummy too early, their gravity center shifts forward, making it hard to engage the lumbar spine. But the lumbar spine is the strongest leverage point in the entire spine. If your baby can’t activate it, they’ll struggle to build essential back strength. We often see this when the spine is restricted, particularly in the thoracic area, or when certain reflexes haven’t integrated properly. If these systems aren’t working
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "The key to carry a child is to always protect the head when facing up as the child will not acquire the full posterior control of his head before around 4-5 months. #osteopathymalaysia #osteopathmalaysia #osteopathykl #osteopathytreatment #osteopathyhealth #malaysiahealthcare #naturalhealthmalaysia #wellnessmalaysia #baby #pediatrics #kids #development #breastfeeding #breastfeedingmom"
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Tongue tie has become a trend in recent years, first identified as the cause for latching disorders and now for many more unclear reasons as they cut the frenum even when there is no latching disorder. Many myths and false concepts have been constructed over the years. Let’s bring back anatomical, physiological and mechanical realities to help you make a better choice than a surgery with unknown consequences for your child’s growth: - the tongue at birth is short
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Nicolas Grimaldi on Instagram: "Tongue tie has become a trend in recent years, first identified as the cause for latching disorders and now for many more unclear reasons as they cut the frenum even when there is no latching disorder. Many myths and false concepts have been constructed over the years. Let’s bring back anatomical, physiological and mechanical realities to help you make a better choice than a surgery with unknown consequences for your child’s growth: - the tongue at birth is short
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