Specialist baby chiropractor near Kingston
Looking for a trusted baby chiropractor in Kingston? Bump & Beyond Clinic offers gentle, specialised care for newborns, babies, and young children.
If your baby is often fussy, struggling to feed, suffering from wind or reflux, or seems uncomfortable when moving, our team can help. We use extremely light adjustments — no force or twisting — to ease tension and restore balance.
We support issues including:
- Colic & frequent crying
- Feeding difficulties
- Reflux & digestive upset
- Sleep problems
- Plagiocephaly (flat head)
- Stiffness or restricted movement
We serve families across Kingston, Putney, Wimbledon, and surrounding South London areas.
Why choose our clinic?
- Qualified in paediatric chiropractic
- Safe, gentle, age-appropriate methods
- Clear communication & reassurance
- Trusted by local parents
Give your baby comfort and relief.
Book an appointment or get in touch to ask any questions.
Public Transport Options
- Bus (Most Direct): Board either the 57 bus (towards Clapham Park) or the 131 bus (towards Tooting Broadway) from Kingston Town Centre (e.g., Cromwell Road Bus Station or Eden Street). Alight at Merton Abbey (Stop F), which drops you off directly across the street from the property.
- Travel Time: Approximately 35–45 minutes depending on traffic.
- Train & Tube: Take a South Western Railway train from Kingston Station to Wimbledon Station. From Wimbledon, cross over to the Underground and take the District Line eastbound to Earl’s Court, then switch to the Northern Line southbound to Colliers Wood (followed by a 3-minute walk west). Alternatively, you can catch the 57 or 131 bus eastward directly from Wimbledon Station to Merton Abbey.
- Travel Time: Approximately 35–40 minutes.
Driving or Cycling
- Driving: The drive is about 5.8 miles along the A238 (Coombe Road/Kingston Road) straight through New Malden and Raynes Park into South Wimbledon. Expect a 25–40 minute journey depending heavily on traffic.
- Cycling: Roughly a 30-minute cycle (5.5 miles) following the standard Kingston Road (A238) corridor, which features various stretches of dedicated cycle lanes.