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A view of what food sensitivities may look like for your child From this article, I hope you can learn how to spot food sensitivities in your child. Most parents will first see a pediatrician, then be referred to an allergist, and be told they are not “allergic” to any of the foods tested. I have been treating food sensitivity symptoms before technology caught up and could show us what we already saw on paper. If the allergist is thorough, they may also test for (CD) Celiac Disease using the...

We all want the best for our children, but sometimes we don’t know how to connect with them to give them that. At times like those, it’s helpful to look at what science has discovered about the brain’s capacity to change and grow. I’ll show you some simple ways to enhance your child’s neuroplasticity.

The Polyvagal Theory has been used to explain how a child’s behavior is influenced by their environment and their relationships with their parents and other caregivers. This blog will explore the connection between the Polyvagal Theory and parental support for their children.