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Parents holding their baby wearing a cranial helmet, showcasing Baby Helmet Therapy for correcting flat head syndrome and promoting healthy skull development.

Cranial Helmet: What Every Parent Should Know

Are you considering a cranial helmet for your baby or feeling unsure about your options? Understanding flat head syndrome (plagiocephaly & brachycephaly) and how to prevent it naturally can help you make an informed decision. While cranial helmets are effective for some cases, there are also proactive steps you can take to support your baby’s healthy head development—without immediately resorting to a helmet.

Do You Really Need a Cranial Helmet? Explore All Solutions

At Skully Care, we emphasize early intervention and natural solutions before considering a cranial helmet. Simple daily habits can significantly reduce the risk of flat head syndrome. By incorporating tummy time, alternating sleep positions, and encouraging a full range of head movements, you can promote healthy skull development—potentially avoiding the need for a cranial helmet altogether.

Want to learn more about cranial helmets, alternative treatments, and how to ensure your baby’s head develops properly? Explore our expert-backed insights at Skully Care today.

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Elly van der Grift, expert in baby flat head care and co-founder of Skully Care, offers over 30 years of pediatric physiotherapy expertise. Learn about effective solutions like baby helmets for flat head treatment and simple tips to improve your baby's well-being.

Writen by Elly van der Grift

 

Elly van der Grift is the co-founder of Skully Care and a pediatric physiotherapist with over 30 years of experience. Her mission is to provide top care for babies with skull deformities. With her infectious enthusiasm, she shares simple, effective tips that can make a big difference for your baby. Working with Elly, you'll feel confident and supported in your baby’s journey to better health.

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