What are the ways to correct a baby's head tilting back?

If parents find that their baby's head is always tilted back, they will definitely be worried, afraid that there is something wrong with their child's body. In fact, this is a common phenomenon and not a serious problem. As long as parents discover it in time, they can correct it through some methods, such as reasonably improving the baby's sleeping position, supplementing the baby with adequate nutrition, etc.

First, the baby's head always tilts back. Is there any way to improve it?

Usually, if a baby's head always seems to tilt back at a few months old, it does not mean that the baby is sick and there is no need to check. There are individual differences among children. This is just a personal habit problem when the baby cannot lift his head. It does not mean that there is any problem with your child's increased muscle tone. Usually, by the fifth month of a baby's development, the baby's head will be able to remain upright when held in the baby's arms and will not fall backward.

Second, how to correct the baby's head tilting back

To replenish the various nutrients needed for the child's physical growth and development in a timely manner, you can consider using Longmu Zhuanggu Granules, Mommy Love, Vitamin D, calcium gluconate, etc. This is normal for a two-month-old baby, because the head and neck are not fully developed yet and the head cannot stand up completely, so when holding the baby, be sure to support the head and neck with your hands.

Third, the correction method is:

When holding a baby, hold the head first and then the body to prevent the head from tilting back. When sleeping, if lying on your back, use a buckwheat husk pillow to fix the head and body in a straight position. When lying on your side, put a buckwheat husk pillow behind the head to prevent the head from tilting back. When holding the baby for feeding, place the bottle horizontally or at a 45-degree angle to prevent the baby from tilting his head back for feeding. When holding the baby upright, let the baby's back lean against the mother's chest. The mother supports the baby's chest with one hand and the baby's buttocks with the other hand, so that the baby's head rests against the mother's chest to prevent the baby's head from tilting back. You can often do passive head flexion exercises in a supine position. It usually takes about a month to correct. If the head tilts back severely, it may also be a symptom of brain damage and needs to be diagnosed by a doctor.

Fourth, supine head-holding posture training

Method: The parent leans against the wall, and the baby lies on his back with his legs bent. The parent clamps the baby's pelvis and lower limbs with his legs, holds the baby's shoulders with both hands, lets the baby cross his shoulders, then induces the baby to lift his head up, then lets the baby slowly sit up to 45 degrees, stays in this position for 10 seconds, and then lies down. Repeat for ten minutes. For babies with low tension in the muscles around both shoulders, be careful not to pull the baby's hands when doing this movement to avoid dislocation of the shoulders.