🌿 Month 2: Settling Into a Rhythm- Support for You & Baby in Northwood
- freyaclark2
- Jun 4
- 2 min read
By the second month, you're beginning to recognise your baby's cues and they're starting to respond to the world in more expressive ways. For many Northwood mums, this month brings more smiles, coos… and some new physical and emotional challenges.
As your baby grows stronger, you may begin to notice subtle postural patterns or physical tension. Both in your little one and yourself. Some families explore gentle chiropractic care as one part of their broader postnatal support network.
👶 Baby's Month 2 Milestones
At this stage, your baby is becoming more interactive and alert. You may start noticing:
💛 Developmental Highlights:
Smiling responsively
Lifting their head during tummy time
Cooing and making vowel-like sounds
These signs suggest a developing nervous system, and many parents enjoy watching their baby engage more fully with movement and connection.
⚠️ When to Seek Guidance:
Some parents speak with a healthcare professional if they observe:
A flat spot on one side of the head
Uneven movement or stiffness in limbs
Startle reflex that appears unusually strong or weak
If you're concerned, it's best to speak to your health visitor or GP. Some parents also choose to consult a chiropractor with specialist training in infant care for a gentle, non-invasive assessment.
🤱 Mama’s Month 2 Check-In: Still Healing
By now, you might be finding more rhythm in your daily life - but that doesn’t mean recovery is complete but the opposite now is the time to start rehabing your body and giving it the support it needs.
💛 What You Might Be Noticing:
Neck, shoulder, or wrist discomfort from feeding and carrying
Core weakness or a sense of postural imbalance
Emotional ups and downs, especially with sleep deprivation
Even after a 6-week postnatal check, some women still experience physical changes that aren't always fully addressed.
🩺 What Your GP May Check:
Bleeding, healing, contraception, and emotional wellbeing
✅ What We Assess (Complementary to Medical Care):
Pelvic and sacroiliac joint mobility
Diastasis recti (abdominal separation)
Breathing mechanics and rib mobility
Postural strain linked to feeding or co-sleeping
We offer gentle assessments and personalised care aimed at supporting your comfort and function during the postnatal period.
💛 You Deserve Support - Together
You and your baby are learning and growing together. You don’t need to wait until pain or fatigue becomes overwhelming. We’re here to offer gentle, supportive care that is tailored to your journey.
📅 Book your 6-week postpartum check or baby wellness consultation
[Schedule here →](https://www.clarkschiropractic.co.uk/book)
Warmly,
Freya Clark
Chiropractor
Supporting Northwood mums - gently, and naturally.
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