Sentences with phrase «about plagiocephaly»

I get so many questions about plagiocephaly and the doc band that my little man wore that I decided a blog post was the best...

Next week, we're going to be talking about plagiocephaly, or flat head syndrome.

People may notice your baby's helmet simply because they are curious — many DOC Band parents use this as an opportunity to educate others about plagiocephaly.

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Some parents might worry about «flat head syndrome» (positional plagiocephaly).

Wait, wait, wait... you might be asking yourself why this lady who's so passionate about reducing rates of Plagiocephaly (flattening of babies» heads) advocating for more time on the back?

Babies with severe plagiocephaly usually wear either a custom - fitted helmet or a headband (called a cranial orthotic) for about 23 hours a day to correct the shape of their head.

If you have concerns about Torticollis, Plagiocephaly or any other aspect of your infant's development, please consult with your pediatrician.

Learn more about Flat Head Syndrome / Plagiocephaly.

Here, we provide parents of infants currently or formerly in the DOC Band ® with a forum to share experiences, ask questions and communicate about any topic related to the DOC Band and plagiocephaly treatment.

To learn more about how the DOC Band ® has safely and successfully been used to treat babies with plagiocephaly, visit our Results page.

Learn more about torticollis, a neck condition affecting over 80 % of plagiocephaly patients.

If your child is showing symptoms of flattening of the head or your doctor has already diagnosed your baby with plagiocephaly, you may have heard about something called EI or Early Intervention.