Cranial Helmets
Compassionate Care
For Infants Diagnosed with Cranial Asymmetry
Cranial Remolding
It is not uncommon for babies to be born with an asymmetric head shape, or to acquire the condition as a result of sleep habits or crib placement. If this condition persists, the child may have something known as positional plagiocephaly. If a child’s head shape has not improved and become reasonably symmetrical by three months of age, experts often recommend corrective intervention.
