The MyBaby Craniosacral Podcast

Ever wondered what it's like to be in one of the Beames CST in-person classes? Tune in and get a behind-the-scenes look! Meaghan takes listeners inside her week-long level 2 training where each class is tailored to the diverse professions of the participants. Get details about the structure of the course, from calm mornings discussing students' goals to afternoons filled with hands

What if you could gain additional revenue each month by simply expanding your skill set? In this episode, Meaghan dives into the transformative potential of learning to perform infant CST. She explains how healthcare professionals, like lactation consultants, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, and other baby-care specialists, can avoid losing up to $5,000 a mont

Katelyn Friedt shares her journey from feeling burnt out in dental hygiene to discovering a passion for craniosacral therapy through myofunctional therapy training. Katelyn is currently preparing for her IBCLC exams while running her own business in South Dakota, offering craniosacral and lactation services. She shares the challenges and rewards of her new career path, the balance

Cindy Rogers Maitland shares her journey into craniosacral therapy, initially driven by curiosity about infant body behavior and positioning. She was encouraged by a chiropractor and pursued various levels of CST training, quickly integrating it into her lactation consultancy practice. Cindy highlights how her understanding of babies' bodies has evolved, enabling her to address iss

Carley Powers, a speech-language pathologist (SLP) and infant craniosacral therapist from a small town in Texas, shares how experiencing challenges with her daughter's health led her to explore craniosacral therapy as a complementary practice to her SLP work. She explains how CST has significantly shifted her approach to treating children, enhancing her understanding and treatment

Amanda Western shares her unique career journey, starting as an ER nurse and paramedic then transitioning into the world of lactation consulting and craniosacral therapy (CST). Amanda dives into the importance of holistic care, explaining the powerful connection between mother and baby, and how maintaining a calm, regulated environment is key to effective baby care. She also reflec

MINI SERIES: The Common Misconceptions About BabiesMeaghan addresses the common misconception that babies do not remember their infancy. She dives into the concept of implicit memories, the importance of recognizing infants as sentient beings with emotions, and her own experiences of talking to babies about their birth and bringing them through a series of movements to help them re

MINI SERIES: The Common Misconceptions About BabiesMeaghan addresses the misconception that crawling is not a necessary developmental milestone. She critiques recent changes by the CDC and AAP that removed crawling from the Learn the Signs, Act Early program's developmental milestones. Learn why crawling plays a vital role in neural development, connecting the left and right hemisp

MINI SERIES: The Common Misconceptions About BabiesStruggling with tummy time? Meaghan discusses why some babies might dislike tummy time, including reasons such as discomfort, low muscle tone, and loneliness. She gives insights based on her experience and research, including the work of Dr. Upledger, and shares techniques for craniosacral therapists to help babies enjoy tummy time

MINI SERIES: The Common Misconceptions About BabiesLet’s talk about poop! Meaghan addresses four common myths about baby poop, such as the notion that it's normal for babies to skip poop days, that they need to learn how to poop, that sharts are normal, and that smelly poop is just fine. She explains the physiological reasons why these beliefs are incorrect and how craniosacral t