I ask every pregnant mom this at her first visit.
She usually laughs. Then she thinks. "Honestly? Months."
Then she lies down on our pregnancy table, belly supported, and lets out the biggest sigh.
At the end of the visit, she doesn't want to get up.
Pregnancy asks so much of your body. You deserve a place where it gets to rest.
Back pain. Hip pain. That sharp pinch in your pelvis when you roll over in bed. Sleepless nights. Feeling on edge.
You've probably been told it's "just part of pregnancy."
Here's what's really happening: your body is changing every single week. Your belly grows forward. Your posture shifts. Hormones loosen your ligaments to get ready for birth.
That's a lot of change for your spine, your pelvis, and your nervous system to adapt to, all at once.
Care helps your body keep up with those changes, so you can feel more comfortable now and more prepared for birth.

Think of your pelvis as the room your baby grows in.
When the pelvis and the muscles and ligaments around it are balanced, baby has more room to move, grow, and settle into a good position.
When one side is tighter or twisted, that room gets a little lopsided.
That's where the Webster Technique comes in. It's a specific, gentle approach designed to help balance the pelvis and the tissues around it during pregnancy.
A more balanced pelvis means more room for baby, and a body that's better prepared for birth.
Remember the gas pedal and the brake?
Labor works best when your body is in "rest and digest" mode, with the brake on. That's when your body can release the hormones that help labor progress.
When a mom is stuck in "fight or flight," her body is focused on protection, not on birth.
That's why prenatal care at Flying M isn't only about aches and pains. It's about helping your nervous system stay calm, balanced, and ready.

Our tables have a cutout and supportive pillows, so you can lie on your stomach at any stage of pregnancy. Yes, even at 38 weeks.
I'm certified in the Webster Technique, designed specifically for pregnancy and pelvic balance.
We measure how your nervous system is handling the stress of pregnancy, so your care is based on real data.
Your body is changing fast, even if no one can tell yet. Starting early helps your body adapt as it goes, instead of playing catch-up.
Your belly and posture start to change. This is a great time to build balance before the heavy lifting of the third trimester.
It is absolutely not too late. Care now helps your body feel more comfortable and prepared as birth gets closer.
Your body goes through a whole new recovery. And your baby's first checkup? We're here for that too.
I know what it's like to feel uncomfortable in your own body. To lie awake wondering if your baby is okay. To want to do everything right, and not always know what "right" is.
I became a mom of two boys, and I saw firsthand how much support pregnant moms need, and how little of it they usually get.
My goal is simple: I want you to walk into birth feeling confident, prepared, and cared for.

Let's help your body feel more comfortable now, and more prepared for the big day.
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Yes. Care is gentle and adapted to every stage of pregnancy. I'm Webster certified and use pregnancy tables and pillows so you're supported and comfortable.
Only if you want to, and most moms love it. Our tables have a cutout for your belly, and we have pillows for extra support. We can also adjust you on your side or back.
Not at all. Many moms start in their third trimester and are glad they did.
You don't need a referral. Many of my moms let their provider know they're getting chiropractic care, and I'm happy to work alongside your birth team.
The Webster Technique focuses on balancing the pelvis and the tissues around it. It doesn't "turn" a baby. What it does is help create a more balanced environment, which gives your baby more room to move. Please keep your OB or midwife informed about baby's position.
Absolutely. Partners are always welcome at visits. Seeing your INSIGHT scans in person often answers a lot of questions.
Every mom's needs are different, so we go over pricing at your first visit. We accept HSA and FSA cards.

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