
helmet therapy
Helmet Therapy for Babies: What Parents Can Expect at the Beginning of the Journey
Seeing your baby wear a cranial orthosis helmet can bring up a mix of emotions.

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Seeing your baby wear a cranial orthosis helmet can bring up a mix of emotions.

helmet therapy
The first few months of your baby’s life are filled with milestones, and it’s natural to notice every little change.

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Head shape abnormalities are one of those developmental disorders that parents can notice within the first year after childbirth.

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It's no surprise that almost every baby is born with a slightly misshapen head after spending months curled up in a tight space and traveling through a narrow birth canal to enter the world.

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A typical asymmetrical and unusually wide head shape can be treated safely and non-invasively with a plagiocephaly helmet therapy.

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Congenital muscular torticollis is a condition which causes babies neck muscle to shorten on one side causing tilting of head to one side along with rotation to the opposite side with presence of 1-2 cm mass in the neck muscle(sternocleidomastoid) on the side of the tilt.

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Helmet therapy is basically a process of gradually improving and correcting the form of the skull of a baby.