Anne’s note: Oh, how I wish I’d read this information years ago!
Flat head syndrome is the common term for a flattening on one part of a baby’s head.
The medical term, brachycephaly or plagiocephaly can be quite worrying but the vast majority of infants with a flat head syndrome are perfectly normal, well developing babies.
They just have a flattening on one part of the head.
The question of what can be done to minimise the effects of plagiocephaly is asked over 135,000 times a month on Google alone.
So to help and to use as an education tool, a Plagiocephaly Infographic has been produced to explain how plagiocephaly develops and what should be done to minimise and treat the condition.
We are sure that parents and clinicians will find it useful.
(You may want to zoom in to read the infographic better)
Author Bio:
This was a guest post written by Karl David on behalf of technology in motion, specialising in plagiocephaly awareness.
Great infographic! It answers a lot of questions for parents out there wanting to know more about the condition.
Has anyone had experiences with helmet treatment in the past, or looking into it?
Hmm, I don’t have experience with helmets. I just used a pillow to help prevent flat head syndrome and it didn’t work