we took our son for his reflux issues and for the fact that his head was always turned to one side due to traumatic birth. The activator is VERY gentle and to be sure I made him use it on ME FIRST before my son...each time. I did see some improvement but don't know what it would do for the ears!

I used to work for a chiropractor and we had many infants and children as patients. Chiropractic care can do wonders. An activator is just a hand held instrument that clicks. It lightly taps the bones to move them back into position. It doesnt hurt at all. I have seen chiropractic care help so many different ailments. I would try it b/c it literally cant hurt. If you have any more questions just message me :).

I have been taking my son since he was 8 weeks old. It helped him with his reflux and when he did get sick this past March, he was able to help get the phelm and stuff out of his lungs. My chiropractor specializes in pregnant women and infants.

I don't know if this is exactly the same, but my boss always took her son for cranio-sacral therapy for his ears, she swore by it to the point that she wouldn't get him antibiotics for ear infections anymore.

i work for 3 chiros right now. i started getting our son adjusted at 3 days old. we lay him on our belly and the doc adjusts with the activator. he just lays there and looks around. it can scare them sometimes- the clicking noise but it doesnt hurt. fyi-the "cracking" you hear during a manual adjustment isn't the bones. when you have a misalignment, the body produces a little air sack to adapt. the cracking/popping noise is that air sack being popped when the bone is moved back into alignment.

adjustments help boost the immune system and remove nerve interference. i will get adjusted when im sick before i call my doc for an antibiotic.

I went while I was pregnant and took my daughter when she was around 8 mths old. She was having constipation issues and the adjustment really seemed to help. I have never heard about it helping their ears, but I would try it.

I highly recommend going!!! :)

I went through both my pregnancies and take my daughter. She just turned one and has been going since 2 weeks of age. I will take my son as soon as he is out of hospital.

All the midwives here recommend chiro too! This is the activator method: http://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&ved=0CAoQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.activator.com%2F&rct=j&q=activator&ei=OGrKS_DtNYnYsQO50OW8Aw&usg=AFQjCNHWXgSfY62stNhbGvRIlc9VCvppHQ

My chiro uses this method. Our daughter could not turn her head to one side, lower her legs or straighten her back until her first chiro appointment. And immediately afterwards she was a different baby! We go every 6-8 weeks with her for maintainance and it is brilliant, she gets grouchy when we are due and seems to suffer headaches. When learning to crawl she was very lopsided, corrected by the chiro. Not only this, our chiro would tell us what problems we were having with our girl before we mentioned anything! She knew if our daughter was consitipated, favouring one side, had fallen etc so it really helps to have her visits x