Release strain and tension the baby has acquired during birth to prevent feeding difficulties, sleep disturbances, and overall body function. 

Release tension in the neck to relax and lengthen the neck muscles, allowing baby a greater range of motion in the neck

Babies who are struggling to eat, whether breastfeeding or bottle feeding may be struggling with tension in their jaw and fascial muscles that are impacting their ability to latch. 

If a mother is facing great amounts of pain during nursing, your baby may be struggling with a tongue tie or lip tie. By releasing tightness in a baby's mouth and jaw, the baby can latch more effectively, which is much more comfortable for the mother, and allows the baby to receive milk more effectively.

Colic often stems from digestive issues. Through focused myofascial release on the abdominal muscles and digestive tract, a baby can be relieved of uncomfortable digestive issues, improving their demeanor and sleep patterns.

Infants who spend greater amounts of time on one side of their bodies than the other may develop a flattened head on that side. Cranial Sacral and myofascial therapy effectively releases tension through the neck and skull muscles allowing for even growth of the skull to eliminate the flatness.