Shift the childs head, doctors say
Pediatricians say parents Monday to turn heads every child at night to avoid the skulls crushed when they sleep on their backs, the recommended position to avoid sudden death. The American Academy of Pediatrics issued a statement saying that there was an increase in complaints of children with their heads smashed, probably because pediatricians have given advice over several years to get the kids to bed. Up to 48 per cent of children develop the deformity, the report said. The test condition is preventable and treatable, the group said, and can be treated by placing children on her stomach while awake or move your head right or left on the night when they sleep on their backs.The panel also recommended that the reorientation of the babys crib, and turning the same bed, so
that attention does not match the baby in the same direction. Doctors said babies should spend the minimum time for car seats because the location of the head position in the same way that sleeping on your back does. The report also skullmolding helmets can be an option for infants with severe deformity or skull shape that is resistant to physical therapy settings and changes of position.He said that surgery is rarely necessary to correct the deformity, although it may be necessary in severe cases.