With nearly 40% of school-aged children living with at least one chronic health challenge today — ranging from allergies and asthma to ADHD and digestive struggles — these situations are far more common than they should be. And as a parent, the stress is heavy.

Parents have a way of knowing when something’s not quite right. Even if every doctor visit ends with, “Everything looks fine,” you might still notice your baby struggling to sleep unless held, fussing far beyond what seems normal, or dealing with digestive discomfort that gets brushed off as “just baby stuff.” That gut feeling you have? It matters. Those subtle signs could be pointing to hidden neurological stress quietly influencing your baby’s well-being right now. The Sile

Let’s be honest—your child doesn’t just have  one  speed. Some moments, they’re all over the place—talking nonstop, climbing everything in sight, melting down over small things. Other times? It’s like they’ve left the room, even when they’re right in front of you. Blank stare. Zoned out. Unreachable. You’ve read the parenting books. Tried the reward charts. Maybe even turned to medication. And yet, you’re still wondering: Why is my child like this? And how do I really help th