The Flat Head Syndrome Fix: A Parent's Guide to Simple and Surprising Strategies for Preventing Plagiocephaly and Rounding Out Baby's Flat Spots Without a Helmet

by Rachel Coley

Noticed a flat spot on your baby's head? Desperate to know how to avoid the baby helmet? Want to prevent flattening from starting in the first place? This book will equip you with a thorough understanding of Flat Head Syndrome and give you the tools and strategies needed give your baby the best chance possible of being one of the 50% without head flattening.If your flat head concerns have been brushed aside or you've been told to "wait and see" how your baby's head shape changes over the coming months, THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU!If you've been told that head flattening is all because of the Back to Sleep Campaign and that more Tummy Time is the fix, THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU!If you are under the impression that head flattening is purely a cosmetic problem, THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU!If you are a parent or are eager to become one soon, THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU! It is the much-needed missing link between research that highlights the causes, long-term effects and most effective treatments for Flat Head Syndrome and you - the parent.Don't stay in the dark another day, find out the whole truth about what's behind the epidemic rise in Flat Head Syndrome and how we can fix it!

Genres: Parenting

134 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 10, 2015

Reviews

[Yamini · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not much new information

I bought this book to understand strategies to reposition my babies’ head, but I didn’t find anything useful that you wouldn’t find online. The only useful tip I got out of reading the pages was to measure the head to understand if you are making progress. Although I would say this is a consolidation of all the information found online, some of the information at the end is repetitive so I skimmed over them

[Megan · Rating 5 out of 5]

I wish I had had this book for my first kiddo. I tried to look up information online about it, but didn’t find much information about it. We ended up not choosing to put her in a helmet and it all worked out, but it was stressful. After reading this book and implementing the strategies we’re having more success helping my second child keep from having a flat head, and I don’t feel as stressed about it.

[Sarah Holzer · Rating 1 out of 5]

This feels like it could have been a short blog post and not cost so much from worried parents willing to pay anything for help.