The MyBaby Craniosacral Podcast

In this episode, Meaghan shares a story from her clinic about co-treating a baby before a tongue tie release, and why the ease of a neck release her new staff member noticed had almost nothing to do with the neck itself. She walks through why a cord wrap in utero can pull on abdominal fascia and travel all the way up into the neck and tongue, and introduces the concept of "Snap Back," what happens when a tight neck is treated in isolation and the baby reverts back to the same pattern wi...

Can you believe it? This is episode 100, and honestly, I've been sitting with that number for a while. Five years of this podcast, releasing every other week because that's the pace that actually works for me, and this year I took the longest break I've ever taken, six months. So instead of a technique breakdown or a clinical deep dive, I wanted to use this one just to say thank you. I talk about why I love hearing that someone binged their way through ninety plus episodes in a we...

After an unexpected hiatus, Meaghan returns to explain exactly why she went quiet, and owns it honestly. She walks through the renovation reality behind the new clinic, from permit delays to a stretch of running her practice out of her own home office, and why every warning she got about renovations taking longer than expected turned out to be true. She also opens up about learning to delegate, trusting her growing team, and why pausing to breathe through overwhelm made all the di...

If you work with babies and toddlers, you've probably noticed this pattern: a baby you treated weeks or months ago comes back after a bout of illness, and symptoms you thought were resolved have returned. The torticollis that had improved is back. The reflux has resurfaced. Old tension patterns have reappeared. This isn't coincidence, and it doesn't mean your original work didn't hold. There are real physiological reasons why illness—particularly illness with fever—can temporarily...

The holiday season should be magical for new families, but for the parents you work with whose babies struggle with reflux, colic, or constant crying, it can feel devastating. In this episode, I'm talking to practitioners about what's really happening for these families emotionally—the isolation, the grief of missing out on showing off their baby, and how both parent and baby might still be processing their birth experience. You'll learn why holiday disruptions hit babies' nervous...