A Quick and Easy Guide to Baby Torticollis. Signs, Treatment and Exercises.

00:00-00:23 Hi parents, in this video we will give you a quick and easy guide to understand Torticollis.
First of all, don’t panic.
Most babies with torticollis get better through position changes and stretching exercises. Sometimes It might take up to 6 months for torticollis to go away completely, and in some extreme cases it can take up to a year or even longer.

00:24-00:34 What is Baby torticollis?
When your baby is diagnosed with torticollis, this means that one muscle in your baby's neck is on one side shortened then the one on the other side.

00:35-00:53 What are the signs for Torticollis:
Your baby's head might tilt in one direction.
Your baby might have trouble moving his head towards you.
You are having difficulties feeding from both breasts.
Your baby might have a flat skull in one area.
Your baby might have trouble turning his head side to side or up and down.

00:54-01:15 Why treating torticollis matters.
If torticollis is not treated, it can lead your baby to have less control of his head.
your baby may have poor balance and posture in future mobility.
your baby may have limited reach on the affected side of his body.
your baby may experience delays in sitting, walking and future milestones.

01:16-01:44 Important Baby Torticollis Exercises at Home.
For speedy and well recovery, practice development exercises on his entire body and not just the neck.
Place toys around you're baby's play area, your baby will be “forced” to look to both sides.
Practice long form tummy time exercises for extended periods of time.
Place your baby on the back and let him bring his hands and feet together.
Hold your baby on your arms in different positions throughout the day.

01:45-02:01 For the complete parents’ guide on torticollis, full of info and Exercises, please visit our website. the Link is below.
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