Well we all suffer from mom guilt! If you also have a flat head it may be due to genetics that's why ur baby has it too. My baby is 3 months old and has plagiocephaly on the left side I'm extremely worried 😢

I don't think you're late. You still have one year of time. You just need to put her on the other side, and I think you will see improvement. By me I first noticed it when he was 6 months old, and I started regularly putting him on his stomach. It did slightly improve, but his head shape is still not completely round. However, he is incredibly beautiful and smart, and I love him so much.

@@Maes809 thank you! I'm trying to reposition her as much as I can. I do tummy time too but not seeing much improvement! Maybe it will take some time to get better. I think as we have all those insecurities of being not perfect we worry about our kids too. I hope I can teach my baby to love herself no matter how she looks.

@@Momeena7777 Absolutely! It's important to teach our children to love themselves just the way they are, regardless of their appearance. Confidence and self-acceptance are invaluable qualities that will serve them well throughout their lives. Celebrate her unique qualities, encourage her talents and interests, and remind her that true beauty comes from within. Your love and support will make a lasting impact on her self-esteem. Keep up the great work! My son is now 5 years old and he has a lot of hair, so it's difficult to see what's underneath. However, I'm relieved to say that my mom guilt has decreased after therapy. I was really worried because when I searched for information about flat head syndrome online, I came across so many negative stories. It made me feel like babies with flat heads are neglected, and that made my heart hurt because I care and love my son so much.

@@Momeena7777 You're welcome! It's great that you're trying your best to reposition her and doing tummy time. Sometimes it takes time to see significant improvement, so don't worry too much. It's natural to have insecurities about being perfect, and as parents, we often project those worries onto our kids. Teaching your baby to love herself unconditionally is a wonderful goal. Remember, beauty comes in many forms, and what matters most is the love and care you provide. Absolutely! It's important to teach our children to love themselves just the way they are, regardless of their appearance. Confidence and self-acceptance are invaluable qualities that will serve them well throughout their lives. Celebrate her unique qualities, encourage her talents and interests, and remind her that true beauty comes from within. Your love and support will make a lasting impact on her self-esteem. Keep up the great work! My son is now 5 years old and he has a lot of hair, so it's difficult to see what's underneath. However, I'm relieved to say that my mom guilt has decreased after therapy. I was really worried because when I searched for information about flat head syndrome online, I came across so many negative stories. It made me feel like babies with flat heads are neglected, and that made my heart hurt because I care and love my son so much.

I do that but my baby stubbornly turns her head back to the same position....

Stop being so creepy. You sound like someone who would steal a baby!! 🤢😭

Hi. When did your baby started rolling over?

@@shivalikascreativeworld5397 4.5 months

Why don’t you speak to a GP or expert, instead of people on KZfaq?

Talk to your doctor about getting her a helmet to wear that will allow her head to grow in the correct shape.

@@d.n.8919 doctors give poor advice regarding this. Baby should not add always lay on its back