Limit prone positioning if the infant is dolichocephalic. The dolichocephalic head shape (Fig 4) interferes with the development of midline positioning and head control, causing a persistent ...
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Infants who struggle with shapes often later struggle to communicateThe use of shapes like circles, triangles and squares during play has previously been analysed in efforts to understand ...
Infant sleep position impacts the development of head shape. Changes in infant sleep position, specifically the movement toward supine sleep, have led to a redefinition of normal head shape for ...
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