Supporting infant growth involves identifying teething stages, establishing safe sleep environments, and transitioning to age-appropriate solid foods.
Most adults can eat a meal without needing to focus on breathing at the same time. Synchronized eating and breathing involves a coordinated effort that most people master at a young age. Some infants present different circumstances because they drink from a bottle and are still developing this coordination.
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As a fetus develops, the bones of the skull are flexible and sutures are not fused. This allows passage through the birth canal, which can cause flattening of the head. When a misshapen head needs correction, a baby might need to wear a cranial helmet, which is a device that reshapes the head as a baby grows.
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