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Big kids are really hard on the back. I would suggest having them climb into the car and car seat themselves when safe to do so and the child is able. When that is not possible, same rules apply with turning in one direction at a time (don't bend AND twist for example) and have the child hold on to you so they are not pulling in all directions. If they can start from a higher position to be lifted (on a step or the curb) that helps to not have to bend down. We don't have a big kid video right now, but hopefully these tips help you and your mom. Good luck!

@@willowbrookchiro Yeah thank you, are car is small and has a narrow space in the back seat so its usually not an option for my brother to climb into his car seat himself, if he could do that everytime my mom of me would just have to buckle him in after and thatd solve the whole thing! I will tell her about the tips you suggested for picking him up and putting him in the car seat. I am wondering what do you mean exactly by having him hold on so he'd not pulling in all directions? I hope we can get this fixed now since my brother Is going to be in his car seat untill he Is 8 and I dont want my mom and me to have to keep picking him up everytime we get in the car since that would mess up both are backs and really hurt my little brothers feelings cuz hes such a sweet little guy and loves us so much. Thank you again!,

@@willowbrookchiro Are you planning on making a video on picking up big kids soon?

@@user-rd3co1sk1h By holding on, I mean giving you a big hug while you lift him :)

@@willowbrookchiro Thanks that makes sense. I will tell him to give my mom and me a big hug when one of us picks him up. My moms thinking about getting a new car to, one with a bigger backseat so my brother can just climb into his car seat without having to be picked up. It would be great since hes gonna be in a car seat for a really long time now so hopefully we can get a new car soon. Thank you so much for your tips my mom and me are very grateful!

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We use a variety of techniques including "cracking" and non cracking techniques based on the patients preference, condition, and health history.

Your welcome. Car seats are the worst! When safe, and the child is old enough, you could teach them to climb into the seat themselves so you just lift them into the vehicle, avoiding the lift and duck and twist move. Good luck!

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