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mera baby 4.5 month ka hai uska sir chapta ho gya hai kya karu?
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Dr Vandan H KumarFather of a 7 yr 4 m old boy4 years agoA. there is no need to worry about the flathead
FLAT HEAD: due to pressure on one side of the head during sleeping there is flatness on that side of the head. no treatment is required for flat head and you will see that by one year to two years of age the flat head will go away as soon as the child begins to sit and letter walk.
pillows will not help much in this case so do not worry.
due to elasticity in the bones initially there was flat head and later also due to elasticity the bones will become normal when the pressure on that side of the head goes away
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RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl4 years agoA. Ma’am Do not make your child sleep on to the area where ever the head is become flat firm you basically need to make your child sleep on the other area whether it is back on the right side or left side from wherever the head is normal gradually if you continue this way the head is going to retain its original shape
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