Re: Infant flat skulls can be avoided: U.S. doctors

"PF Riley" <pfriley@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I'd say 48% sounds about right in my experience. What you fail to
> realize is that for most of them, the deformity resolves with time.
> Back to Sleep started in full force around 1994. Do you know many
> 9-year-olds with misshapen heads?

Have  there been school problems noted?



> Roger: "My kid always slept face down."
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> And I bet you put your kid in a walker, too, no?

The fact that my kid ran out into the street and survived doesn't mean it
isn't dangerous or that it is a good form of exersize.

You would think a "statistician" would understand these things.

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CBI, MD