Chiropractic for babies
Baby care, and peace of mind for parents
Over 15 years of experience treating babies, with a tailored, gentle approach, and usually within a small number of treatments.
Who it's for
Are you the parent of a baby, and something is on your mind? Maybe your lactation consultant, doula, physiotherapist or pediatrician suggested you come in.
What brings parents to me
Whether you had a natural birth, a caesarean or a vacuum delivery, there can be difficulties with breastfeeding, gas, a change in how often your baby poops, ongoing crying, a preference for one side or restless sleep. All of these are very common and normal, and don't necessarily point to a problem. Still, they can be a sign of nervous-system discomfort, so it's worth coming in for an exam and, if needed, treatment.
What a visit looks like
- 1
A conversation
We start by talking. I ask, you tell me, and I listen.
- 2
A gentle exam
Then a gentle exam, with you right next to your baby the whole time.
- 3
A plain-language explanation
At the end I explain in plain words what I saw and what I recommend.
No pressure and no decisions on the spot. The worry of “what will they do to my baby” fades right away.
A little about me
Victor Duani, Chiropractor
I'm Victor, a chiropractor. I work with adults, and with babies and parents too. With babies I work slowly and gently, and I believe parents should understand everything that happens in the room. If you like, come meet me and ask your questions.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe?
The exam is gentle, and you are with us the whole time. I first check whether you need to see the pediatrician. If something isn't suitable, I'll tell you.
What does a visit look like, and what should I bring?
Bring the baby's health record from the well-baby clinic (Tipat Halav), and your questions. You can feed or soothe your baby during the visit.
What can I expect?
I don't promise results. I'll tell you what I saw and what I recommend, and you decide.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
Not required. But I'm glad when parents also keep the pediatrician informed.
When should I see a doctor right away?
High fever, difficulty breathing, floppiness, or anything that worries you: go to a doctor or the ER, before coming to me.
How much does it cost?
I'm happy to answer on WhatsApp.
Where are you?
In Ramat Aviv and in Tuval. Full addresses are below.
Where we are
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All visits are by prior arrangement. We'll confirm which clinic you'll be seen at on each day.
Want to ask something before booking?
Message me on WhatsApp and I'll get back to you.
The information on this site is general and is not a substitute for medical advice. In an emergency, see a doctor or go to the ER.