My child has plagiocephaly, what can I do?

It is very important to keep in mind that plagiocephaly rarely affects normal brain development; it is mostly a cosmetic concern. At the same time, cosmetics is important today. Many parents tend to feel guilty if they do not try to correct the flat spot, "I don't want my child to say that we didn't do anything for the flat spot when they are 18 years old".
It is very important to discuss the different options. Getting information about counter-positioning and helmet therapy is the first step for parents to help them decide what options are available for their child with plagiocephaly.
Next time, we will discuss counter-positioning and helmet therapy.
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