Fcids 700776, 700779 and 700774
At a Glance
It is recommended that every newborn under 6 months be re positioned regularly to encourage necessary movement and aid in the prevention of flat head syndrome. Plagiocephaly, torticollis and associated conditions.
About Flat Head Syndrome
Flat Head Syndrome is found in 1 in 2 babies
Flat Head can be developed due to continuous Pressure on Specific Area
Babies spend lot of time lying on their back and may develop flat spot
In young babies it is easy to correct Flat Head Syndrome
About Torticollis
Torticollis refers to ‘Unbalanced Neck Muscles
It pulls the infant’s head into an abnormal tilt
It can be due to improper positioning
It requires physiotherapy to correct it
Tortle can help correct asymmetric neck muscle already developed
To Prevent Flat Head Syndrome:
Place beanie on your baby’s head with the support roll behind baby’s ear.
The beanie should fit snug. After 2-3 hours (or after feeding), reposition support roll behind baby’s other ear.
Do not leave beanie on overnight when baby is unsupervised.
To Treat mild to moderate Flat Head Syndrome or Head Preference:
Place support roll over the flat spot.
This will turn baby’s head to a new position and off the flattened area.
To treat head preference, place support roll behind ear on favoured side to gently stretch neck muscle.
If not improving within 2-3 weeks, consult your physician or therapist for further assistance.
Flat spots can develop from birth to 6 months of age.
It is critical your baby wear a Tortle during the entire 6 months to avoid flat spots.
Key Features:
Made of 95% cotton, 5% spandex
Helps to prevent and treat flat head syndrome
It gently deflects baby's head when he or she is sitting or lying on the back of her head, to gently move their head from side to side
Natural way to encourage healthy head and neck motion, without any of the suffocation risks of re positioning pillows or wedges
Specifications:
Brand - Tortle
Type - Infant Repositioning Beanie
Care Instructions: Machine Washable
