Modern medical procedures such as the Cesarean section, the use of forceps, and induced deliveries put unnatural strains on the infant's delicate body. Frequently, doctors still hold the baby upside down from the feet. Throughout the ordeal, the tiny spine is twisted, tugged and stretched. People who understand the importance of spinal checkups and care bring their children into the chiropractor's office when they are tiny infants. Of course, the strain on the spine doesn't stop in the delivery room.
Children are, by nature, active and energetic.
They run, jump, tumble and fall. Since their bodies are extremely flexible and resilient, they often will show nothing more than a bruise or scrape after life's minor accidents. But that's on the outside. On the inside, the body has been jarred with considerable force. Some will return to the correct position on their own, guided by the child's own Innate Intelligence.