How care differs for children
We use much less force with children, often fingertip pressure or a small instrument. Most of the visit goes to exercises a child can do at home.
We do not claim to treat ear infections, colic, asthma, bedwetting or attention problems, and we do not replace your pediatrician. If a child needs a pediatrician, we say so.
Young athletes
Dr. Solberg checks how a young athlete runs, jumps and lands, then builds a short warm up for the sport. The plan goes home with the parent and, if you like, to the coach.
Questions about kids and teens
At what age can my child come in?
We see school age children and teens. For a baby or toddler, talk to your pediatrician first. We do not adjust a baby's spine.
Do I stay in the room?
Yes. A parent or guardian stays with every patient under 18 for the whole visit.
Reviewed by Dr. Henrik Solberg, DC, October 7, 2026