01/07/2026
Tablets and screens are part of modern childhood, both at school and at home.
But kids’ spines and nervous systems are still developing, and posture matters more than most parents realize.
When a child spends hours looking down at a screen, it places stress on the upper neck where the brain and body communicate.
Over time, that stress can show up as trouble sleeping, difficulty focusing, frequent illness, or emotional dysregulation.
Not because something is “wrong,” but because the nervous system is working harder than it should.
Upper cervical care focuses on gently supporting alignment at the top of the spine so the nervous system can communicate clearly as kids grow.
A calm, regulated nervous system gives children a stronger foundation for learning, rest, and resilience.
This isn’t about fear around screens. It’s about giving growing bodies the support they need in a screen-filled world.
Message us today too see how we can help support your child!