Positional plagiocephaly

Positional plagiocephaly is a condition that occurs when a newborn's head takes on a flat or asymmetrical shape due to constant pressure being exerted on a specific area of ​​the skull. This condition can be caused by an infinite number of factors, including the position of the child during sleep or rest, and can lead to aesthetic and cranial development problems.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics , positional plagiocephaly has become more common in recent decades, in part due to the "Back to Sleep" campaign which promoted lying on the back for newborns during sleep, in order to prevent the syndrome. sudden infant death (SIDS). However, this position can place excessive pressure on certain areas of the skull, causing the head to deform.

To prevent positional plagiocephaly, it is important to follow some guidelines suggested by experts such as the American Academy of Pediatrics. These include changing your baby's position regularly during sleep and rest, avoiding placing your baby on the same side over and over again, avoiding excessive use of sleep aids such as pillows or crib inserts, and encouraging playtime in different.

Ferruccio Kids is aware of the importance of preventing positional plagiocephaly. Our line of sleep products are designed to provide support and comfort for your baby, while reducing pressure on the most vulnerable areas of the skull.

Furthermore, Ferruccio Kids promotes the importance of play and physical exercise in the first months of life, encouraging parents to let the child spend time on tummy time to strengthen the neck muscles and improve balance and motor coordination.

Positional plagiocephaly is a common disorder that can be prevented by following some guidelines suggested by experts . Ferruccio Kids is committed to providing high quality products that can help prevent this condition while keeping your child's safety and comfort first.