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Baby lying on their back, illustrating brachycephaly, with tips and insights for understanding and managing the condition.

Brachycephaly

If you’ve noticed your baby’s head is wider and flatter at the back, it could be brachycephaly. Don’t worry—we’re here to help! Whether you’re looking to understand the condition, prevent it, or manage it effectively, we’ve got you covered. Find all the essential tips, insights, and actionable steps below to support your baby’s healthy development.

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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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