NO helmet. NO head pillows. NO positioners. This is a beautiful example of how, when forces are applied correctly and at the right time, a head can be reshaped without a helmet. Notice the fullness in the right front and left back – this is what makes the skull more aligned and so much prettier! …
Head shape correction courtesy of strategic repositioning techniques Read More »
When you’re talking about preventing plagiocephaly and torticollis, correct positioning is absolutely essential. No matter what you’re doing, correct positioning helps your child avoid flat head syndrome and a tight neck. For moms and babies who are breastfeeding, good positioning can affect so much more than the shape of the baby’s head. Here are some suggestions that will …
Positioning to Avoid Plagiocephaly and Torticollis: Breastfeeding and Burping Read More »
With the prevalence of babies sleeping on their backs to prevent SIDS, more and more parents are noticing that they have what appears to be a flat head baby. But sleeping on their backs is not the only reason that babies develop a flat head. The newborn head shape is flexible to accommodate their rapidly …
