186 Gudge Heath Lane
Fareham
Hampshire
PO15 6QB
186 Gudge Heath Lane
Fareham
Hampshire
PO15 6QB
Osteopathy for Mum and baby
Pregnancy, birth, and the early months of parenthood bring enormous changes for both mother and baby. While this is a joyful time, it can also place significant demands on the body. Osteopathy offers gentle and supportive care during this period, helping mothers adapt to the physical challenges of pregnancy and recovery, and supporting babies as they adjust to life outside the womb.
For Mothers
Pregnancy and birth bring incredible changes to the body. These shifts in posture, softening ligaments, and extra strain on the spine and pelvis can cause discomfort. After birth, recovery can be slowed by fatigue, hormonal changes, and the physical demands of caring for a newborn. Osteopathy uses gentle, hands-on techniques to ease tension, restore balance, and support a smoother recovery—helping you feel more comfortable, energised, and able to enjoy time with your baby.
Pre-Natal Osteopathy
Post-Natal Osteopathy
What to Expect
For Babies and Children
Birth, though natural, can sometimes leave babies with tension in the head, neck, or body. This may show up as unsettled behaviour, feeding difficulties, digestive discomfort, or disturbed sleep. Paediatric osteopathy uses very gentle techniques—often described as the weight of a coin—to ease strain, support relaxation, and help babies adapt and thrive.
Common Concerns Osteopathy May Help With
How Osteopathy Supports Children
A Nurturing Approach
Osteopathy cares for both mother and baby, recognising their wellbeing is closely linked. Supporting comfort and recovery in these early stages helps nurture resilience and health for the whole family.
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