If you've been doing everything "right" and your baby's head shape still isn't improving, this episode is for you.
In the final episode of our Head Shape Miniseries, paediatric physiotherapist Lisa Rogers Sergeant explains why some babies respond quickly to repositioning and exercises while others need additional support.
You'll learn the biggest factors that influence head shape correction including your baby's age, movement patterns, severity of flattening, and even family circumstances; and why none of these mean you've failed.
Lisa also gives an honest, experience-based look at helmet therapy:
When is it worth considering?
How do helmets actually work?
How do you know if your baby needs one?
And can babies still achieve great results without one?
Whether you're seeing encouraging progress or feeling stuck, this episode will help you make informed, confident decisions about the next step for your baby.
In this episode, you'll learn:
Why some babies improve much faster than others
The biggest predictors of successful head shape correction
When it's time to seek extra support
How helmet therapy works (and who it helps most)
Common myths about helmets
Why physiotherapy should empower parents, not create endless appointments
If you've found this mini-series helpful, I'd love it if you'd leave a review and share it with another parent who might be worrying about their baby's head shape.
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