Pregnancy-related back, hip, or pelvic pain
Pregnancy-related back, hip, or pelvic pain
Prenatal & Pediatric Care
Pregnancy and childhood are times of rapid change. Chiropractic care offers safe, drug-free relief for expecting mothers and growing kids (as young as 3), helping their bodies adapt, heal, and thrive. At Palatine Family Chiropractic, we provide specialized care for both moms and children in a warm, family-friendly environment.
Gentle, Natural Support for Growing Bodies and Moms-to-Be
How do we Help with Prenatal & Pediatric Care?
This care is focused on the unique needs of pregnant women and children. For prenatal patients, chiropractic helps maintain proper alignment in the spine and pelvis, which can reduce discomfort, improve mobility, and support a smoother delivery. For children, adjustments help ensure healthy development of the spine and nervous system, which are critical during early growth stages.
How it works
Prenatal chiropractic often uses the Webster Technique — a gentle, pregnancy-specific method that reduces stress on the pelvis and surrounding ligaments. Pediatric care involves light, precise adjustments tailored to a child’s size, age, and developmental stage. There’s no cracking or forceful movement, just safe support for a healthy spine and nervous system.
Why it’s effective
During pregnancy, shifting weight and posture changes can strain the lower back and pelvis. Keeping the spine aligned helps reduce pain, optimize fetal positioning, and improve mobility. For children, early adjustments can support better sleep, digestion, immune function, and physical development by reducing interference in the nervous system.
Meet Dr. David Fish
You're In Good Hands
Doctor of Chiropractic
Dr. David Fish brings over a decade of hands-on experience helping patients of all ages move and feel better. He specializes in spinal biomechanics and structural chiropractic care, combining precision with a personalized approach. His goal is to support your health with focused care that enhances movement, energy, and overall wellness.
We Are Experts In Treating:
Sciatica or nerve discomfort during pregnancy
Sciatica or nerve discomfort during pregnancyPediatric back, neck, or joint discomfort
Pediatric back, neck, or joint discomfortPostural issues in growing children
Postural issues in growing childrenSports-related aches and movement concerns in children
Sports-related aches and movement concerns in childrenSupporting healthy spinal development in children
Supporting healthy spinal development in children
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is chiropractic care safe during pregnancy?
Yes. Prenatal chiropractic is very safe when performed by a trained provider. We use gentle, pregnancy-specific techniques designed for comfort and safety at every stage of pregnancy.
Can my child receive chiropractic care?
Yes, Dr. Fish is experienced in treating kids as young as 3-4 years old
Will my child cry or be uncomfortable?
Most children are calm and relaxed during treatment. We make every visit child-friendly and adjust our approach based on their age and comfort level.
Do you work with pediatricians or OB/GYNs?
Yes. We’re happy to collaborate with your healthcare team to ensure coordinated, supportive care.
Dr. David Fish
Doctor of Chiropractic
Dr. David Fish grew up in Niles, Michigan, and earned his undergraduate degree in biology from the University of Detroit Mercy. He went on to receive his Doctor of Chiropractic from the National University of Health Sciences in Lombard, Illinois.
He spent ten years with The Joint Chiropractic, where he refined his clinical and adjusting skills while treating patients of all ages. In late 2025, Dr. Fish joined Palatine Family Chiropractic, where he continued to expand his expertise under the mentorship of Dr. Adam Hutton. His clinical focus now includes spinal biomechanical engineering and advanced structural care.
Dr. Fish is an active member of the American Chiropractic Association and the Illinois Chiropractic Society. He lives in Wheeling, IL, with his wife and two cats, and enjoys traveling, gardening, staying active, and playing board games.
