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Every Baby Hurts: Rethinking Infant Crying, Body Tension & What We Call Normal with Kenneth Moench

Every Baby Hurts: Rethinking Infant Crying, Body Tension & What We Call Normal with Kenneth Moench

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Send us Fan MailWhat if a baby we call “colicky,” “fussy,” or “difficult to soothe” is trying to tell us something?In this episode of Mom’s Brain Is A Coffee Stain | Parenting Teens, Mom Life & Real Conversations, Kayla and Crystal sit down with Kenneth Moench, licensed massage therapist, founder of the Moench Method, and author of Every Baby Hurts.Drawing from more than three decades of experience working with the human body, Ken shares the personal and professional experiences that led him to question some commonly accepted ideas about infant crying and discomfort.After working with his own grandchildren, Ken began exploring whether physical tension and positioning before birth could play a role in how some babies feel and behave after birth. Those observations eventually became the foundation for Every Baby Hurts.Throughout the conversation, Ken challenges parents to consider the difference between something being “normal”and being “optimal”—while encouraging more research into the theories behind his work.In This Episode We Discuss:Ken's experience as a sleep-deprived father of fourThe experiences with his grandchildren that inspired Every Baby HurtsWhy Ken believes some infant crying and fussiness may be misunderstoodWhat Ken calls “pre-birth postural deficits”Fetal positioning, body tension, fascia, and movementThe difference between “normal” and “optimal”Colic, sleep, swaddling, and difficult-to-soothe babiesHow an inconsolable baby can affect exhausted parents and the entire householdThe principles behind the Moench MethodKen's work with infants, children, adults, and athletesWhy he believes more research and clinical trials are neededShifting from frustration toward curiosity, empathy, and compassion❤️ A Reminder for ParentsOne of Ken's biggest messages isn't about having all the answers.It's about changing the way we respond when we don't.When a baby is crying and nothing seems to work, Ken encourages parents to move away from “Why won't you stop crying?” and instead become curious about “What are you trying to tell me?”Because exhausted parents deserve compassion, too—and sometimes changing the way we look at the situation can change the way we respond.⚠️ Important NoteThis episode shares Kenneth Moench’s personal experiences, professional observations, theories, and perspectives regarding infant discomfort and bodywork. The conversation is for informational purposes and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.Concerns about an infant’s crying, feeding, sleep, development, pain, or health should be discussed with a qualified pediatric healthcare professional.Guest InformationKenneth MoenchAuthor | Founder of Moench Method | Licensed Massage Therapist📘 Author of: Every Baby Hurts📚 Book:https://a.co/d/02BthCrs🌐 Website:https://moenchmethodbodywork.com/📱 Facebook: Moench Method Bodywork📱 Instagram: @moenchmethodbodywork▶️ YouTube: @moenchmethodbodywork4805Show Information🎙️ Hosts: Kayla & Crystal📧 Email:Momsbrainisacoffeestain@outlook.com📱 Follow the show:@momsbrainisacoffeestain☕ Support the podcast:https://www.momsbrainisacoffeestain.com/🎤 Want to be a guest on Mom's Brain Is A Coffee Stain | Parenting Teens, Mom Life & Real Conversations?Send Kayla and Crystal a message on PodMatch:https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/momsbrainisacoffeestain🔎 SEO KeywordsEvery Baby Hurts, Kenneth Moench, Moench Method, Infant Crying, Colic, Fussy Baby, Newborn Crying, Infant Discomfort, Baby Body Tension, Pre-Birth Postural Deficits, Fetal Positioning, Infant Development, Baby Sleep, Infant Bodywork, Fascia, New Parent Support, Sleep Deprived Parents, Infant Fussiness, Parenting Newborns, Parent Baby Bonding, Parenting Podcast, Mom Life, Moms Brain Is A Coffee StainSupport the show
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