Kids and newborns have different needs than adults, so we use gentle, kid-safe techniques built just for growing bodies. It’s a safe, comfortable way to support your whole family’s health in Plymouth, MA.
Adjustments for kids and infants look nothing like adjustments for adults. The amount of pressure used is significantly lighter, gentle enough that many parents are surprised by how little force is involved. Our goal is simply to support healthy movement and nervous system function as your child grows.
Extremely gentle pressure, appropriate for infants and children
Supports healthy movement and posture as kids grow
Your child’s visit starts with a conversation about what’s going on and a gentle assessment before any adjustment takes place. Techniques are modified based on your child’s age and comfort, and your doctor will walk you through exactly what they’re doing along the way.
Why Parents Choose Anchor Point Chiropractic for Their Kids
Dr. Jeffrey Vitenas and Dr. Jessie Swink take a family-focused approach to care, treating parents and kids alike under one roof. That means fewer providers to coordinate and a team that already knows your family’s history.
Kids adjusting to growth spurts or sports activity
Children experiencing posture-related discomfort
Families who want care for the whole household in one place
Frequently Asked Questions About Kids' Chiropractic Care
Is chiropractic care safe for children and infants?
Yes. Adjustments for children and infants use a fraction of the pressure used on adults, gentle enough to be appropriate even for newborns.
How is an adjustment for a child different from an adult?
The techniques and amount of pressure are both significantly adjusted for a child’s smaller, still-developing body. It’s a much gentler process overall.
At what age can my child start seeing a chiropractor?
Children can be seen from infancy through the teenage years, with the approach adjusted at every stage.
Will my child need X-rays?
Not typically. Whether imaging is needed depends on your child’s specific situation, and your doctor will always explain their reasoning.
Can I be in the room during my child's adjustment?
Yes, parents are always welcome to be present for their child’s visit.