One side of your baby's head looks flat.

They always face the same direction.

You might be worried it could be plagiocephaly.

For parents facing these concerns, we've discussed some basic ways to interact with your baby starting today.

This video explains, in an easy-to-understand way, what you can do at home, regarding important aspects of caring for a baby with plagiocephaly:

Holding, arching of the back of the head, daytime naps, playtime, and how to address head preference.

The key is not to flatten the protrusion at the back of the head, but to create opportunities for the flatter side to develop.

Instead of forcing your baby to move or causing them to cry while caring for them, we emphasize gradually changing their head preference through daily cuddling and playtime.

It's natural for mothers to feel anxious when they're worried about their baby's head shape.

However, simply knowing "what to look for" and "what you can do starting today" can change your perspective on parenting.

We hope this video will bring peace of mind to mothers and fathers who are worried about their baby's head shape.

*Head shapes vary from person to person, and the content of this video may differ. This video is merely an example of "lifestyle tips to reduce risks" and does not guarantee any medical treatment or effectiveness. Prioritizing safety, please consider consulting a specialist such as a head shape clinic or pediatrician if you have any concerns.

-------------------------------------------------
Baby's Head Shape 🩵
Full video updated every Wednesday 👍
Short videos every two days
-------------------------------------------------

【School for Nurturing a Round Baby Head】
We provide information on how to nurture a baby's round head.

We have provided group care for approximately 30,000 babies' heads, including those with flat heads, positional plagiocephaly, and other issues. Based on this experience, we have compiled and developed methods that mothers can use at home! Currently, we offer individual care and group lessons both in person and online, from Okinawa to mothers and babies throughout Japan and overseas.

We also provide therapist training for midwives nationwide. Currently, we are active in Okinawa, Osaka, Nara, Tokyo, Fukuoka, Shiga, and Shizuoka!

On Instagram, we post lots of information on improving head shape.

Before and after photos and customer testimonials

We also post information on group lessons and individual consultations, so please check it out if you're concerned about your baby's head shape!

Start learning about your child's head shape by subscribing to our YouTube channel.

Nobu, the principal's Instagram
Instagram: babyheadcare_nobu

(International Baby Head Care Association) Website
▶︎ https://babyheadcare.org/

Anri, the vice-principal's Instagram
▶︎ Instagram: anri_babyheadcare

#flathead #brachycephaly #plagiocephaly #helmettreatment #babyheadcare #babyheadshape