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In this episode, we tackle a common issue faced by parents of 7-month-old babies: difficulty sitting upright unassisted. Learn how a lack of proper vestibular input—specifically, axial vs. horizontal vestibular input—can affect your baby’s development. Discover practical techniques, such as using a physioball, storage tub, or snow saucer, to provide the necessary vestibular input and help your baby overcome gravitational insecurity. If you’re a pediatric chiropractor looking to deepen your expertise, find out more about our Foundations of Neural Development Certification course.

00:00 Introduction: Understanding the Issue
00:17 Vestibular Input Explained
00:34 Practical Solutions for Vestibular Input
01:28 Advanced Techniques for Gravitational Insecurity
01:53 Join Our Certification Course

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