Is Your Baby Clicking, Gassy, or Fighting During the Feed?
Shallow latch, colic, and reflux aren't always just something to wait out. Dr. Candice Kingsman checks your baby's nervous system — using gentle, craniosacral-based techniques — for the tension that's often behind feeding struggles, so you get answers, not just 'give it time.' And since this is gentle enough for baby…it’s also gentle enough for you.
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What People Are Saying
“Candice has been an absolute blessing! She worked on me during my third trimester in pregnancy and has continued to work on me and little babe postpartum (I swear she’s the reason my little one is so happy and comfortable!) As someone with hypermobility and enjoys exercise, Candice has kept me aligned and she can tell what is bothering me before I even remember to tell her! I highly recommend her for pregnancy, postpartum, and newborn adjustments!”
Carly A.“My family found Dr. Candice when I was a few months pregnant with my first child. She adjusted me throughout pregnancy and then into postpartum! … We love her and are so blessed to have found her!”
Anne K.“Dr. Kingsman is so much more than a "back popper". She's incredibly knowledgeable about blood work, biomechanics, nerves, and so much more. You go lots of places to get your back popped...but if you want to get better, go to Dr. Kingsman!!”
Jared H.
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Yes! We deliver adjustments with the same 1-2 ounce pressure that it takes to check if an avocado is ripe. Babies never get twisted or adjusted with high force. The techniques are gentle enough for an hours-old infant — nothing like the adjustments you may picture for adults.
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A full feeding and latch assessment, a nervous system check using craniosacral-based techniques, and a plan built around what we find — not a one-size-fits-all routine. Baby will get a consult, exam and first adjustment same-day.
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Most infants are on a 12-visit plan; some need up to 16 depending on what we find at the first visit. You'll know your baby's plan before you commit to anything beyond the first exam.
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Those address the mechanics of feeding. This looks at whether tension in your baby's body is making it hard for them to feed well in the first place, and that means checking the mechanics of the neck, jaw, tongue, pelvis and spine.
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$75, which covers the exam and assessment. Your plan of care, if we recommend one, is discussed after — no surprise charges. The plans of care range from $1,500-3,000 depending upon findings and individual cases. We have financing available so the cost of care is not a barrier to getting the help that is needed.
We also offer family plans at a premier membership rate for those who complete a signature program.
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