White Bare Necessities Diaper Drive Starts November 18th!
Join us for our Diaper Drive, October 18th-28th, and support the White Bear Lake MN Food Shelf!
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Join us for our Diaper Drive, October 18th-28th, and support the White Bear Lake MN Food Shelf!
We are getting so excited to watch the amazing Summer Olympics next week and invite all of you to join us in a special 10-day Challenge! Just as the athletes strive to have excellent health and wellness, we know they commit to years of healthy eating, exercise, and good rest.
Ever wondered about shoes… As the weather warms up and it’s great being outdoors, kids start kicking off their shoes and running around barefoot. My little guy will not keep his shoes on…he will leave the house with them and then within a minute kicks them off somewhere and runs
It is here and I don’t know about you, but we are definitely ready to get moving more this summer. There are so many benefits to moving our bodies. I wanted to share an article from the Pathways to Family Wellness magazine about the power of movement. Movement and Brain
Chiropractic care in pregnancy is vital to normal physiological function of both the mother and baby throughout pregnancy and birth. Find out how the Webster Technique can help with your pregnancy!
This is a great explanation of why we see kids of all ages in our office! Dr. Angie Elliot DC, CACCP is certified in pediatric chiropractic care through the ICPA (International Chiropractic Pediatric Association). We offer the best in pediatric chiropractic care throughout White Bear Lake and the surrounding areas.
There’s Something Going Around It’s that time of year again, when you can hardly get through the day without somebody saying that “there’s something going around,” whether it’s “the flu,” a “stomach bug,” or some other virus, including the most recent virus to make the news, the coronavirus. It’s interesting
Fall is finally in full swing and the leaves are looking beautiful! With the change in season comes the returning threat of “seasonal” illnesses like colds and the flu. Have you ever wondered why there is such a thing as “seasonal” illness? Why would viruses and bacteria only come around during the fall and winter months? They don’t – this is a MYTH!
Taking care of sick children can be a rather challenging aspect of being a parent. Waking up in the middle of the night to the sounds of your child’s cough, feeling your child’s feverish body against yours, and cleaning up vomit is something you may be familiar with. We all knew there would be times like this in our parenting experience. It’s inevitable that kids get sick. It’s a necessary part of growing up, a normal part of childhood.
The general belief is that kids “catch” colds and flu from viruses that are circulating in the air or passed from others. Many people talk about a cold or flu “going around” as if it were making the rounds infecting every child in its path. The reality is that out of all the children exposed to the virus, only a portion of these children will get sick to some degree and others will not succumb to the disease at all. This is because viruses and bacteria are not the sole cause of disease.