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@wilts43 This tech blog explains it pretty well: “Sharing your children´s information or images online may result in identity theft. Posting ultrasound pictures, with sensitive information, exposes the child to risks even before they are born. Sometimes, a post may include a child´s name, date...

@salomie There are several reasons, like preventing identity theft, child predators, and giving your child autonomy over their image. Here’s an article that describes it a bit more.

@yoshinat0r The main drawback is that it could be very difficult for anyone else to get him down for a nap/sleep. It’s ok to keep doing it if you’re ok with being the only one to put him down for all naps/sleep. I used to nurse to sleep and it drove my husband up the wall, because he would...

@emilyjackt No problem! Yeah, I liked this method that my pediatrician recommended because it didn’t involve physically forcing my baby to turn his head. It allowed him to do it on his own, which seemed much gentler IMO.

@emilyjackt My son had some torticollis too. I don’t think it was congenital (might have been related to his severe reflux), but it took a couple months to work out. My pediatrician recommended doing a few different things to encourage him to turn his head the other way. Alternate which...