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Why does my 10 week old baby want to keep his head to one side all the time?
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Most comfortable: Babies often have a preference with their head positioning. This relates to the position they were inside mommy during pregnancy. Most will go away as they grow older, but there is one reason called torticollis which may require some attention. Ask your pediatrician if your baby may have this problem. Torticollis can be dealt with usually with exercise of the neck.
Answered 4/23/2012
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