Head turn and tilt
Physical therapy for a baby who prefers to look one way, tilts their head, or has a flat spot on one side of the head.
This care is for you if
Your baby turns toward one side much more than the other
Their head tilts when they rest, play or feed
One side of the head looks flatter than the other
Your pediatrician suggested a physical therapist who treats infants
What a visit looks like
What we do
Aubrey watches how your baby moves their head and neck during play, then shows you how to hold, carry and position your baby and how to encourage turning both ways. Most of the work happens in your hands, between visits.
What decides how many visits
What Aubrey sees at each visit, how your baby responds and how the ideas fit into your days. She talks it through with you each time and tells you when to come back, change course or finish.
Who treats your baby
Aubrey, a physical therapist, treats every visit herself. You stay with your baby the whole time.
Meet AubreyHow it is paid for
You pay for each visit yourself. We send a written estimate first and give you a detailed receipt after each visit.
How fees workCall your pediatrician first if
Your baby has a fever, is hard to wake, will not feed, or suddenly moves differently. If your baby is struggling to breathe, or you cannot wake them, call 911.
What to bring
A bottle or snack, a spare outfit and diapers, a favorite toy, and the name of your baby's pediatrician.
Questions about this care
Is a head tilt something to worry about?
Many babies prefer one side. Aubrey looks at how your baby moves and tells you what she sees. If something needs a doctor's look, she says so and asks you to see your pediatrician first.
Can I do the exercises at home?
Yes, and that is the point of the visit. You do the handling, Aubrey guides your hands, and she writes down the ideas that suit your baby.
Ready to book a first visit?
You do not need to describe the problem in a form. Aubrey asks you in person.