Is Your Baby’s Head Shape Normal? Signs Parents Shouldn’t Ignore
The first few months of your baby’s life are filled with milestones, and it’s natural to notice every little change.
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The first few months of your baby’s life are filled with milestones, and it’s natural to notice every little change.
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Head shape abnormalities are one of those developmental disorders that parents can notice within the first year after childbirth. In this specific condition, the shape of a child can be asymmetric and different from normal
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It’s no surprise that almost every baby is born with a slightly misshapen head after spending months curled up in a tight space and traveling through a narrow birth canal to enter the worlds
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Congenital muscular torticollis is a condition which causes babies neck muscle to shorten on one side causing tilting of head to one side along with rotation to the opposite side with presence
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A typical asymmetrical and unusually wide head shape can be treated safely and non-invasively with a plagiocephaly helmet therapy. As with teeth braces worn by older children and young adults
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Helmet therapy is basically a process of gradually improving and correcting the form of the skull of a baby. The skulls of newborns are soft plates with gaps between them. These plates
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If I knew What I know now, four years ago, Maybe I would have accepted the whole special needs situation faster? For sure yes. I want to go back exactly 4 years ago and tell my depressed self, the one who couldn’t get out of bed, the one who wanted to just die, the one who believed she cannot laugh again or be happy again, the one who thought she cannot watch a movie or eat a meal and enjoy. This lower than low self. This self that wanted to give up on life and functioned on zombie mode. The one who wanted the day to be over just to put her head on the pillow to cry herself to sleep.
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