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2023 Articles
The Gillespie Approach at Birth
A five-month-old presents with severe reflux along with choking, hiccuping (also in fetal), coughing, and difficulty burping. These factors all…
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Gas and Indigestion
A first-time mom had consulted many health care professionals in vain and was “desperate.” Her eight-week-old presented with severe gas…
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“Are You Hurting My Baby?”
If a super-tight baby presents for therapy, mom can have a rough time during the first session. She must bridge…
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A Lifetime of Untreated Birth Trauma
I am presenting a possible hypothesis for the root cause of adult asthma. I could easily substitute this condition with…
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Infant Reflux Is Normal
Mothers often say that infant reflux is normal. So many people have told them that it was normal that they…
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Connecting the Dots for a Twelve-Year-Old Boy
These children are everywhere. An active twelve-year-old boy presents with three specific issues that would require three different medical specialties.…
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Baby Suffering From Hydrocephalus Shows Improvement With Gillespie Approach
Dr. Barry Gillespie Writes A couple, who had taken the Gillespie Approach Infant Training together, have been turning fussy babies…
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A Great Dyad Story
This is as good as it gets in my birth world. A woman, who had a long list of difficult…
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A Call to Pediatricians
I would love to have all pediatricians involved with this work to greatly expand their capabilities to help children. A…
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Oral Ties
These are my thoughts around the controversy of oral ties. As a periodontist, I regretfully did infant frenectomies in the…
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