Real Help For Babies with Flat Heads!

My Child is < 3 months of age If the child is younger than three months of age, exercises for the neck, and aggressive repositioning of the infant off the flattened occiput are the recommended courses of treatment. Clinical review of the infant on a monthly basis will greatly increase the likelihood of correction. If improvement is not observed within one month of active repositioning or a significant deformity remains, orthotic cranioplasty is indicated. Related Topics Neck Exercises Occipital Bone Repositioning Tummy Time! Orthotic Cranioplasty Recommended Physicians

Based in part on guidelines developed by Cranial Technologies, Inc. with the assistance of SP Beals, MD;  EF Jorganic, MD; KM Manwaring, MD; & HL Rekate, MD. Used with permission.  [A note from the Cranial Tech Guidelines.] Last updated: 02-Dec-2011

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