Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
The baby's bones are very soft and prone to deformation under external force. If the baby sleeps in the same direction for a long time, the weight of the head will inevitably exert persistent pressure on the part of the skull that contacts the bed, causing that part of the skull to gradually sink and eventually leading to an abnormal head shape. It is important to correct poor sleeping positions in a timely manner and take appropriate treatment measures, as recovery is still possible. The younger the age, the easier it is to correct. The best time to do so is within the first year of life.