What’s a normal head shape for a baby? How can I tell if the flattening is Plagiocephaly? Find out how to spot and treat Plagiocephaly here.

Find out how to prevent plagiocephaly developing when your baby is young with these tried and trusted methods.

Take a look at how Craniosynostosis is diagnosed, treated, and the tell-tale signs that you might spot and can look out for as a parent.

This blog discusses our findings of the differences between manual measurement and using 3-D scans to measure baby’s head circumference.

Are you concerned about your baby's head shape? Use this self assessment tool to help you determine the severity of your baby's condition.

Find out everything you need to know about positional plagiocephaly: why it occurs, the symptoms and the treatment. Read the blog.

Half of all babies under the age of one show signs of deformational plagiocephaly to some extent. Find out all you need to know in our blog.

For infants with plagiocephaly, surgery can often be avoided by providing the appropriate treatments as the baby grows. We offer a non-surgical option.

Learn why some helmets have thin ventilated foam pads and others have thick foam liners when it comes to Cranial moulding design. Find out more.