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Mumsnet Discussions: Mumsnet live webchats : flat head (13 messages)

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By ConnorTraceptive on Wed 05-Sep-07 12:59:55

Helmet therapy cab started anywhere up to 18 months old, but unlikely to improve with repositioning

By nickigreen on Tue 04-Sep-07 21:26:54

its not because he as being lying on is back for a long time right from being newborn he only slept on is back

By NAB3 on Tue 04-Sep-07 13:53:09

TBH if your child is one already I doubt there is a lot that can be done now.

By DarrellRivers on Tue 04-Sep-07 13:46:07

Was fascinated by what type of event 'flat head ' was....
try connorTraceptives ideas

By cornsilk on Tue 04-Sep-07 13:43:42

I'm just asking 'cos I read somewhere (maybe on here) about chn getting a flat head by lying on it for periods of time. Maybe worth doing a search for it.

By nickigreen on Tue 04-Sep-07 12:56:45

at the back on the right

By cornsilk on Tue 04-Sep-07 12:49:15

Which part of his head is flat?

By nickigreen on Tue 04-Sep-07 12:48:17

great thanks

By ConnorTraceptive on Tue 04-Sep-07 12:39:31

sound like plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome)

there is an excellent website called plagiouk which also has a message board and you can get some great advice on there.

By nickigreen on Tue 04-Sep-07 12:37:37

do you have any info

By NomDePlumeIsOffWorkToday on Tue 04-Sep-07 12:35:24

live events ?

By NAB3 on Tue 04-Sep-07 12:35:01

Could be plagiocephaly.

By nickigreen on Tue 04-Sep-07 12:32:22

any one know anything about it my son is nearly one and is head is still quite flat

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