BabiesAdvanced Paediatric Chiropractic with Dr Miriam Kendall

An Advanced Paediatric Chiropractor (ACCP) is a full member of the Australian College of Chiropractic Paediatrics (ACCP) and has completed a minimum 2-year postgraduate qualification in paediatric chiropractic recognised by the ACCP.

We ♥ Babies

Dr Miriam adores babies and gets the biggest kick when helping young families thrive.  This is such a vital time for bonding, growth and development of their little bodies, and building billions of brain connections.  A baby's brain doubles in size during their first year of life!

Forever a student, Dr Miriam finds great joy when attending post graduate seminars, especially when they are all about babies and how to provide better care for them.  She has completed 2 post graduate qualifications.

  • Childhood Neurodevelopmental Disorders (Melillo Method) (150+ hours)
  • Diplomate in Chiropractic Paediatrics (ACCP) (2 years)
  • Chiropaeds
  • Inspiral Kids
  • Chiropractic4Kids
  • Switched-on-Kids
  • Mark-their-Steps

During your Appointment:

  • Thorough assessment
  • Gentle & modified treatment tailor appropriately for your child's size, age and level of development
  • Monitor & refer when necessary
  • thorough assessment of chiropractic babiesBreastfeeding support
  • Sleep support
  • Clinical range nutritionals
  • Exercises, stretches, massage and home advice

Having a baby can be a scary new chapter in one's life, but we are here to support you and your growing family.  We are happy to answer any questions you may have or discuss any concerns.  We will help monitor weight gain, growth, milestones, musculoskeletal and neurological development. We will provide treatment when possible, educate and empower you, and refer out when necessary.  Through co-management with your Maternal Health Nurse, GP and/or Paediatrician, you will be treated with the utmost care.

Is your baby telling you they are in pain?

  • Unsettled
  • Excessive crying, arching back, kicking legs, flailing arms and/or hand fisting
  • Discomfort when changing nappies or getting dressed
  • Dislikes their car seat
  • Difficulty with tummy time
  • Head preference to one side
  • Comfort feeding or difficulty feeding
  • Always wants to be carried, rocked or on the move
  • Poor sleep