Worried about DD's fast developing Dome Skull. Help Needed!

[Geena1080]

My DD (16) seems to have developed a dome skull. I'm not sure what to do about it. Has anybody else noticed a similar development in their offspring, if so, how did you deal with it?

(my husband also had a Dome Skull phase when in his teens, could this be related?) Any help would be great.

Mumsnet itself is riddled with sufferers of Big Headed Syndrome (BHS). Ironically, they generally claim to shop at John Lewis.

Did Pea Head Syndrome used to be known as Vegetable Head Syndrome, back in the eighties and nineties, replaced by Domehead Vegetable Disease?

Was it also Broadbean Edamame Torticollis And Motion-Altered Xenohead?

back in the day

A particularly severe case of CHS

What does it say about me that this and the Surrey Is Perfect thread are both top of Threads I'm On?

I'm quite concerned about my DS2 though

Its not quite as bad as broccoli head though

Very dodgy fake tan there Usual

FHS

Hehe

I love this thread

It's a few days old Maryz.

hi all
i'd like to redirect everyones attention back to Dome Skull. Whilst i'm pleased this little known condition can be promoted somewhat with the use of mumsnet as a platform, contrary to popular opinion this is not in fact a joke.
though i have found several photos amusing, my DDs will live through their teenager years with this very real and immediate condition.
consult your GP if you need to find out more. if this proves to be to little avail i strongly recommend reference to a specialist, if only to put your mind at ease.

www.freakingnews.com/Sinead-O-Connor-Apple-Head-Pics-62253.asp

Poor woman, just goes to show that the rich and famous can aso be afflicted with fruit and vegetable based conditions!

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Poor child has a very advanced case, surely there is no hope :(

Can I just check - When I wrap my teen's head in clingfilm do I need to leave nose and mouth holes? or do I just wrap and go?

See post themildmanneredjanitor Fri 29-Jul-11 12:27:21 for an example, Malvapoeding

I couldn't open the links on my phone for some odd reason but will now get off my butt and go downstairs for my laptop :)

sculling not skulling is rowing lol umm its a joke ... fun for the family with a roll of cling film come on ladies xx