Why Are Babies Fussy? | Gillespie Approach | Craniosacral Fascial Therapy | Dr. Barry Gillespie

Why are babies fussy? Dr. Barry Gillespie, creator of Gillespie Approach-Craniosacral Fascial Therapy, answers the question "Why are babies fussy?" and connected questions in this video. This video is designed to help educate birthing professionals, parents and others about what they can do at birth or shortly after birth to help ensure their babies are set to enjoy a happy and healthy life.
Dr. Barry Gillespie has worked with 1,000-plus babies as well as thousands more toddlers, youths, teens and adults since 1977 in building Gillespie Approach-Craniosacral Fascial Therapy. Along the way, he has figured out the answer to "Why are babies fussy?" and many more health riddles. Gillespie Approach-Craniosacral Fascial Therapy has a track record of success in mitigating and even eliminating symptoms in babies such as latching, sucking, swallowing, breathing, colic, reflux, indigestion, gas, constipation, napping, strabismus, stridor, pyloric stenosis and clubfoot, among many others.
Dr. Barry Gillespie is working to help give every baby born the opportunity to have Gillespie Approach-Craniosacral Fascial Therapy immediately after birth.
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Here is a 6th grade level summary of the key points from the video "Why Are Babies Fussy?":
- Babies are often fussy because their connective tissue, called fascia, is too tight from birth trauma
- Tight fascia can cause problems like difficulty nursing, reflux, gas, constipation, eye issues, and more
- Things that can cause tight fascia include a difficult delivery, forceps, c-section, umbilical cord wrapped, and neonatal surgery
- The goal is to check all babies after birth and give therapy to release tight fascia and make them happy calm babies
- Therapy involves holding the baby, feeling where they are tight, and allowing them to move into stretches and strains while releasing the tension
- Therapy works on areas like their head, neck, throat, mouth, stomach, intestines to release tightness causing their symptoms
- Doing therapy right after birth is most effective so they leave the hospital a happy, relaxed baby able to eat, sleep and digest normally

[@FruitpoweredSupercharging]

Incredible job, Barry! I just shared this video with Facebook followers and encourage others to share as well so the world can have more happy and healthy babies!

[@sabrinaeartha246]

We were in the same boat and DD was diagnosed with colic and reflux. Babies Magic Tea worked for us like a charm and she now sleeps 4-5 hours straight then gets up for feeding and goes back to sleep for another 3 hours stretch!

[@brianr6364]

Fantastic video! This is your best video, Barry!