Find the Right Provider for Your Baby

The right starting point depends on what you are seeing—head-shape asymmetry, a strong head-turning preference, limited neck motion, unusual skull ridging, or questions about helmet therapy. Use this guide to understand which professional may help.

Pediatricians

Start here for an overall assessment, referrals, and questions about development or medical causes.

Pediatric Physical Therapists

A PT evaluates neck range of motion, torticollis, movement preferences, positioning, and motor development.

Craniofacial & Pediatric Neurosurgery Specialists

These specialists evaluate atypical head shapes and rule out craniosynostosis or other conditions that need medical or surgical expertise.

Orthotics & Helmet Providers

Certified orthotists evaluate cranial measurements, create custom helmets, and manage fit and follow-up adjustments.

Provider Directory Coming Soon

The directory will prioritize clear credentials, services, location, and parent-friendly information. Basic listings will be editorial and free. Any paid placement will be labeled “Sponsored Practice Spotlight” and will never be tied to referrals, appointments, helmets, surgeries, insurance claims, or patient outcomes.

This directory is educational and is not an endorsement, referral, or substitute for advice from your child’s healthcare team.