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Diastasis recti (aka abdominal separation) affects 100% of pregnant women by the time they reach full term. Around one third of those women will still have a separation in their abdominal muscles by the time they are one year postpartum. ​ Having separated muscles has significant cosmetic and functional effects, including increasing your risk for pelvic floor troubles and back pain. Addressing your diastasis recti early sets you up with a strong foundation for the future. ​ If you are curious about whether you have an abdominal separation after having your kid(s), schedule a 15 minute screen and find out today!

Infant head shape changes are on the rise with up to 50% of babies experiencing some degree of skull flattening (plagiocephaly) in this day and age. There are a number of reasons for these head shape changes that stem from both physical and environmental factors. ​ These changes to head shape are not just cosmetic. They can have serious impacts on baby's jaw, neck, and hips, just to name a few things. The more severe the head shape changes, the more crucial it is to have physical therapy on your team to help your baby round things out. You need to know how significant the head shape changes your baby is experiencing are so you know how best help them. ​ Have your baby's head shape measurements taken by scheduling a 15 minute screening appointment today!