Often the parents are the first to notice a flat spot on the back of their baby's heads. When this happens, they might find themselves wondering what to do next?

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Almost half of all infants will experience some degree of flattening. This is known as Baby Flat Head Syndrome or Plagiocephaly, which is extremely common and very treatable.

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In very mild cases, repositioning can help avoid further flattening. In moderate to severe cases, helmet therapy may be required.

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Helmet therapy might sound overwhelming but babies adjust very quickly and in most cases, if started early, babies only require a few months of treatment.

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Do you think your child might benefit from helmet therapy?