The Anatomy of Breastfeeding

The Anatomy of Breastfeeding Advanced Professional Education in Breastfeeding and Chiropractic Pediatric Cranial Therapy

See what other chiropractors are saying about The Anatomy of Breastfeeding:“Dr. Gerner is completely changing the game f...
11/14/2025

See what other chiropractors are saying about The Anatomy of Breastfeeding:

“Dr. Gerner is completely changing the game for lip tie, tongue tie, and latch issues. She’s revolutionizing the approach and saving breastfeeding relationships in the process.”

When we understand the anatomy behind feeding challenges, we can make a lasting difference for families.

Take 25% off the online course through the holidays with code XMAS25.

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During the first year, a baby’s brain creates up to 9,000 new neural connections every second. This extraordinary growth...
11/07/2025

During the first year, a baby’s brain creates up to 9,000 new neural connections every second. This extraordinary growth depends on integrated systems, from feeding mechanics to cranial movement and nervous system regulation.

Deepen your understanding of these connections in The Anatomy of Breastfeeding with Dr. Lynn.

🎁 Take 25% off the online course through the holidays with code XMAS25.

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Research shows breastfeeding provides long-term protection against disease and toxin exposure, a testament to the body’s...
11/04/2025

Research shows breastfeeding provides long-term protection against disease and toxin exposure, a testament to the body’s remarkable design.

As chiropractors and bodyworkers, when we understand the anatomy behind this process, we can better identify where function breaks down and help families thrive.

Explore Dr. Lynn’s Anatomy of Breastfeeding seminar and online course to integrate this powerful knowledge into your practice.

Take 25% off online course through the holidays with code: XMAS25.

Learn more at thegoodlifelearning.com

Well... Episode number (I totally lost track) of The Anatomy of Breastfeeding this past weekend in Norwalk was such a JO...
10/28/2025

Well... Episode number (I totally lost track) of The Anatomy of Breastfeeding this past weekend in Norwalk was such a JOY. Some weekends you’re ON, sometiimes you’re not quite on all cylinders. This class was ON FIRE!!! The heart, the clarity of purpose, and the understanding of this group was a truly a thrill for me as a teacher. Thank you everyone that came, I feel like we all walked away as good friends.

“I finally understand it!!!”.... said everybody ♥

Here’s to the next one in Madison, WI on 12/6.

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A baby’s brain doesn’t just grow fast. It explodes with development.In the first year, it grows nearly three times its b...
10/27/2025

A baby’s brain doesn’t just grow fast. It explodes with development.

In the first year, it grows nearly three times its birth size, and by age six, 90% of neurological development is complete. This is why early function (feeding, movement, connection) matters so much.

Every adjustment, every feeding pattern, every experience shapes the foundation for life.

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When a baby cannot breastfeed normally, subluxation is always part of the picture.It is the primary cause of feeding dys...
10/23/2025

When a baby cannot breastfeed normally, subluxation is always part of the picture.

It is the primary cause of feeding dysfunction, even when a genetic tongue tie is present. Addressing subluxation does not replace a release when it is truly needed. It ensures that the baby’s nervous system and structural alignment are functioning well enough for feeding to succeed after release.

In The Anatomy of Breastfeeding, Dr. Lynn Gerner teaches providers how to identify these patterns early and restore function so feeding becomes easier and more effective.

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Upcoming dates:
📍 Norwalk, CT - October 26th
📍 Madison, WI - December 6th

Did you know the base of your baby’s skull holds four vital nerves that control eating, swallowing, breathing, digestion...
10/21/2025

Did you know the base of your baby’s skull holds four vital nerves that control eating, swallowing, breathing, digestion, and heart rate?

Even a normal birth can shift alignment in this area, affecting how these nerves function and how a baby feeds.

In The Anatomy of Breastfeeding, Dr. Lynn Gerner teaches chiropractors and bodyworkers how to assess and support this region with confidence, helping babies feed and thrive more easily.

Learn more at thegoodlifelearning.com

Upcoming dates:
📍 Norwalk, CT - October 26th
📍 Madison, WI - December 6th

The newborn occiput might be one of the most overlooked keys to lifelong health.It influences how the brain communicates...
10/13/2025

The newborn occiput might be one of the most overlooked keys to lifelong health.

It influences how the brain communicates, how the body regulates, and how a baby feeds and thrives. When the occiput is stable, the brainstem and vagus nerve can do their job beautifully. When it isn’t, tiny shifts can change everything about how a baby functions.

This is why alignment matters so deeply, not just for structure, but for the child’s entire neurological foundation.

📚 Learn more and support thriving babies at thegoodlifelearning.com.

Did you know a baby’s ability to breastfeed depends on the alignment of the jaw, palate, neck, and cranium? The forces i...
10/10/2025

Did you know a baby’s ability to breastfeed depends on the alignment of the jaw, palate, neck, and cranium?

The forces in birth have been measured to be similar to a car accident.

Those forces can shift alignment and affect nerve supply, directly impacting a baby’s ability to latch, suck, and feed efficiently.

Understanding these subtle but powerful dynamics is essential for anyone supporting feeding families.

This is exactly what we dive into in The Anatomy of Breastfeeding Seminar.

Upcoming dates:
📍 Norwalk, CT - October 26th
📍 Madison, WI - December 6th

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