So, Tordicollis, a side preference or a head turn preference is also tightness.

So you're looking at tightness on the opposite side of the turn.

Like say the baby prefers the right turn, they're going to have tension or tightness on that left side of the neck.

Lots of times with tortoacolis, they have tension and tightness on that whole side of the body,

but they also have weakness on the same side that they prefer. It's like super, you know, like muddy, but a lot is going on when a baby does have torto callus.

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Here's your host, Jordan Lee Dooley. Hey Brooke, welcome to She. Hey, so glad to be here.

Happy Hey Brooke, welcome to Shee. Hey, so glad to be here.

Happy to have you.

Okay, I have secretly been looking forward

to learning from you for the last two weeks,

so I cannot wait to just hear all that you have to say.

But for those you may not be familiar with you, can you share a little of your background?

What do you do?

Why do you do it specifically around discussing flathead with parents?

This is something most parents don't even think is going to be something they run into until they do my

self included so please tell us a little bit about you your background and why you do

what you do yes myself included as well right so I'm Brooke I am an occupational

therapist I live in Georgia so sorry about my like

super southern accent. I'm a mom to two babies James is two years old and

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