09/01/2026
Peyton was 2 months old when her mom brought her in. She was struggling to feed, holding a lot of tension from birth, and at her worst stretch, she went nine days without a dirty diaper.
“My 2 month old baby hadn’t pooped in NINE days. Pediatricians kept telling me it was normal, but I knew my baby was uncomfortable. After meeting Dr. Anna, Peyton pooped just hours later. We were so relieved!”
Peyton’s mom
Peyton had a lot of tension through her neck and upper spine from birth, right where the vagus nerve runs. That nerve helps drive digestion. When a baby’s nervous system is stuck in stress mode instead of rest and digest, feeding and elimination are often the first things to suffer. A few gentle, specific adjustments helped Peyton’s body come out of that stress response, and her digestion started moving on its own.
She’s 7 months old now. Happy, regular, and thriving.
If your baby’s belly doesn’t feel settled, or something just feels off and no one can tell you why, that instinct is worth listening to. We’d love to help you find out what’s going on.
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