Why Body Tension in Babies Matters

Have you ever noticed your baby arching their back during feeding, hating their car seat, or seeming restless during sleep? These behaviors might indicate body tension, a common but often overlooked issue in infants.

What is Body Tension?
Body tension in infants can show up as reflux, feeding challenges, disrupted sleep, or resistance to being worn. These signs often stem from factors like birth trauma, oral ties, or muscle stiffness. Addressing these issues early can support your baby’s comfort and development.

What You Can Do:
There are gentle, effective ways to address body tension. Therapies like craniosacral therapy (CST), myofascial stretches, and guidance from specialists like pediatric dentists and IBCLCs can make a significant difference.


Want a deeper dive into recognizing and resolving body tension? Check out my Body Tensions Master Guide for practical tips, actionable steps, and expert insights.

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