Mar 22, 2021
On today's episode, the mic is getting turned around and Dr. Jay is the one that is going to be interviewed! Care Messer of the Birth Education Center is the guest host and she will sit down with Dr. Jay and pick his brain about perinatal and pediatric care and the work he does as a chiropractor working with pregnant women and infants.
In the episode, we will cover:
- Is chiropractic safe in pregnancy and for infants?
- How the Webster Technique helps prepare a woman's body for birth and how to find a specially trained chiropractor in your area
- What the most common reasons why parents bring their baby to a chiropractor and how they are able to be helped
Resources mentioned in the episode:
- Dr. Jay's website: www.drjaywarre.com
- Dr. Jay's online courses for pregnant women and for new dads: www.drjaywarren.com/courses
- Care Messer's website: www.birtheducationcenter.com
- How to find a Webster Trained Chiropractor in your area: https://icpa4kids.com/find-a-pediatric-chiropractor
About Dr. Jay Warren:
Dr. Jay Warren has been a prenatal and pediatric chiropractor for 20 years. He is also the Wellness Care Coordinator at the CAP Wellness Center in San Diego, CA where 90% of his practice is pregnant or postpartum women and babies under one year old. Dr. Jay now serves as an instructor for the ICPA (International Chiropractic Pediatric Association) teaching an online course called “Pregnancy, Birth, and Infancy from the Baby’s Perspective”.
Dr. Jay is the host of two popular podcasts “Healthy Births, Happy Babies”, interviewing experts on perinatal care issues and “The Dadhood Journey”, where he shares real-life lessons and practical tools to support new dads in navigating their parenthood experience.
Dr. Jay has also created two online programs:
“Connecting with Baby” guides pregnant women through processes to
strengthen maternal bonding in-utero so that she is more confident
as a parent and better able to soothe and connect with baby when
they arrive.
And the “New Dads Class” helps men navigate their transition into
fatherhood and provides support through the last trimester, birth
and beyond so that they can be the best dads they can be.