Your Child. Their Growth. Their Care.

Pediatric Chiropractic Care in Atlanta.

Dr. Magen Henry sitting on a stool checking a baby's feet while the baby lies on a chiropractic table in a clinic.

You know your child best. Whether you’ve noticed a movement preference in your baby, your child is experiencing discomfort, or you have questions about their posture, you deserve someone who listens.

At ChiroBaby ATL, Dr. Magen Henry provides individualized chiropractic evaluations and care for infants, children, and teens, with an approach adapted to your child’s age, comfort, and needs.


Your Concerns Deserve Attention.

Maybe your baby consistently turns their head one way.

Your school-age child mentions back discomfort.

Your teen comes home from practice with recurring aches.

You don’t have to know what’s causing the concern before scheduling an evaluation.

Conditions We Commonly Support

While chiropractic care does not treat disease, many families seek pediatric chiropractic support for:

  • Birth-related tension or asymmetry (including torticollis or flat head preference)

  • Colic, reflux, or digestive discomfort

  • Difficulty feeding, latching, or turning the head

  • Frequent ear infections or sinus congestion

  • Delayed crawling, sitting, or walking milestones

  • Growing pains and sports-related aches

  • Posture changes and backpack strain

  • Hyperactivity, focus challenges, or sensory regulation concerns

Each child is evaluated individually to determine whether chiropractic care is appropriate.

What should I expect during my child’s first chiropractic visit?

First, We Listen.

We start with your concerns and your child’s health history. Depending on their age, we may discuss birth history, development, activities, previous injuries, and movement patterns. Older children have space to share how they feel, too.

Then, We Assess.

‍ Dr. Magen uses observation, gentle touch, and age-appropriate movement assessments to understand your child’s posture, mobility, and physical comfort.

We Explain Your Options.

You’ll hear what the assessment shows, whether care is recommended, and why. We’ll discuss potential benefits, risks, alternatives, and any reasons to involve another provider.

Care Begins With Your Consent.

If care is appropriate and you choose to proceed, Dr. Magen explains the techniques before beginning. You stay with your child, and we make room for questions, breaks, and reassurance.

You Leave With Clear Next Steps.

You’ll understand the recommendations, what to watch for at home, and when reassessment or another provider’s input may be helpful.

First pediatric visit: approximately 45–60 minutes
Follow-up visits: typically 20 minutes