Do you need to worry if your baby has a flat head?
- Written by Alexandra Martiniuk, Associate Professor, University of Sydney
The number of children with flat head has risen in recent years in part due to SIDS guidelines, which recommend placing babies on their backs to sleep. from www.shutterstock.comFlat head syndrome, also called positional plagiocephaly, develops in babies because of external pressures on the soft, malleable baby skull. It is more common now that...
