Re: Infant flat skulls can be avoided: U.S. doctors

"Jeff Utz" <kidsdoc2000@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:


>Although associated with some risk of deformational
>plagiocephaly, healthy young infants should be placed down for sleep on
>their backs. 

>This re****t provides guidelines for the prevention, diagnosis,
>and management of positional skull deformity in an otherwise normal
infant
>without evidence of associated anomalies, syndromes, or spinal disease.

You alternate which way you put the baby - they will habitually
watch the door or the window, and this encourages them to sleep
on alternate aides of their heads.  

It's really that simple.  

Tsu

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