If your baby often tilts their head to one side or has difficulty turning their neck, they may have a condition called torticollis - also known as “wry neck.” While this may sound alarming to parents, most cases of infant torticollis can be successfully treated with early, non-surgical interventions. Understanding the signs, causes, and treatment […]
Feeding your infant after cleft lip surgery can be both challenging and rewarding. With proper guidance and a few adjustments, you can ensure your baby receives the nutrition they need for healthy growth and recovery. At NJ Craniofacial Center, we’re here to support you every step of the way with expert care and personalized advice. […]
If you’ve noticed your baby developing a flat spot on their head, you’re not alone. Flat head syndrome (plagiocephaly) is a common condition that affects many infants — often due to sleeping positions or limited neck movement. Parents often wonder, “Does helmet therapy really work?” and “Is it worth the effort and cost?” Let’s look […]
Medically Reviewed by: Tatiana Sikorskyj, APN, RNFA Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Updated On: 21 April 2025 Curious about how long it takes to correct plagiocephaly in babies? You've come to the right place. Plagiocephaly, a condition characterized by a flat spot on a baby's head, is more common than you might think. Understanding the prevalence of […]
Noticing a flat spot on your baby’s head or observing that your infant consistently tilts their head to one side can be worrying. Two common conditions parents often encounter in infancy are torticollis and plagiocephaly. While both may sound intimidating, early diagnosis and treatment can lead to a full recovery. In this blog, we’ll help […]
As a parent, noticing that your baby consistently tilts their head to one side or has a flat spot on the back or side of their head can feel alarming. Two common but treatable conditions—torticollis (tight neck muscles) and plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome)—often go hand in hand. The good news is that when caught early, […]
Medically Reviewed by: Adam E. Ammar, MD Pediatric Neurosurgeon Updated On: 22 April 2025 A baby’s head shape begins to take on its permanent form as their skull bones gradually harden and the sutures between the bones become fixed. This process typically happens beginning between 6 to 9 months of age, but changes can continue […]
H1 - Cleft Lip and Palate Center Description - Our Nationally Recognized Team's Singular Focus — Caring for the Whole Child Our Cleft Lip and Palate Center provides comprehensive, family-centered care for children with cleft lip, cleft palate, and other craniofacial conditions. Our multidisciplinary team offers personalized treatment plans, focusing on achieving the best outcomes […]
