I agree with Ann's recommendation for craniosacral therapy.

For many years now as an IBCLC I have seen some babies who were having
difficulty latching and/or breastfeeding that presented with facial, cranial
and/or neck asymmetry.  I have referred some of them for craniosacral
therapy, usually with excellent results.  This year I began my training as a
craniosacral therapist.  I am thrilled with the results that I have been
getting with these types of babies.  Their faces, heads and necks often
straighten out dramatically in 1-2 short treatments.

To find a craniosacral therapist in your area, go to www.iahp.com and click
on "search for a practitioner".  Then enter some general location info (i.e.
the first 2 or 3 numbers in your zip code) and click on craniosacral
therapy.  When you get a list of practitioners, search for those who have
attended a class called CSP (craniosacral for pediatrics).


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Ellen A. Steinberg, RN, LCCE, IBCLC
Tarzana, CA




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