Miron is almost 7 months old, and he already knows how to be the center of attention, make eye contact, and never want to leave his parents’ arms. The baby is developing rapidly and is curious about everything around him. But there’s one problem — an abnormal head shape that could lead to many issues in the future.
His dad was the first to notice the asymmetry; it was obvious that his son had a strange head. The parents rushed to see doctors — and the diagnosis showed they weren’t imagining things: it was a combination of two types of deformities! To correct it, Miron was prescribed to wear a corrective helmet for 23 hours a day. This type of helmet is made strictly individually, using non‑contact and ultra‑precise 3D scanning, and is constructed from lightweight modern materials. However, unfortunately, it cannot be obtained through compulsory medical insurance. And for a family with two children, where the father is the sole breadwinner, it will take too long to save up for the helmet (or, in medical terms, for a cranial orthosis). The only thing is that it needs to be put on the baby as soon as possible, while the skull bones are still pliable.
We mustn’t waste precious time — there’s almost none left. Let’s support Miron so that his head shape becomes correct and his brain is safe!
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