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Prevent and Treat Flat Head Syndrome with the Tortle Beanie
Introducing Tortle, the ultimate solution for preventing Flat Head Syndrome. This simple, safe, and comfortable beanie is designed to provide long-term results when used correctly and early on. Take Tortle with you wherever you go to ensure your baby's head stays in proper shape while laying in a car seat, stroller, bouncer, or crib (under caregiver supervision).
Flat Head Syndrome is largely preventable with proper head positioning; every baby is at risk. Babies’ skulls are soft yet heavy, and necks are weak, so infants are vulnerable to developing these conditions in the first few months of life. This is why proper movement and deliberate repositioning of your infant from birth is one of the keys to healthy development.
With adjustable bands, Tortle grows with your baby, accommodating their changing needs. Its next-generation, single-layer construction offers exceptional breathability and an improved fit. Thanks to adjustable elastic tabs, achieving the perfect fit and minimizing slippage is a breeze.
FDA approved for monitored sleep, think of Tortle as a therapy device that corrects flat heads. By actively deflecting your baby's head to different areas while they rest on a flat surface, The Lucky Elephant gently reshapes their head, effectively preventing and correcting Flat Head Syndrome.
To ensure optimal results and a snug fit, Tortle features silicon dots on the inside surface that prevent slippage. These dots, similar to those found on yoga or athletic gear, may leave temporary marks on your baby's skin, which is completely normal.
Invest in Tortle today and provide your little one with the best possible head shape and utmost comfort throughout their early development.
SIZE | *HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE | AGE |
Small | 13-15 inches / 33-38cm | 0-2 months |
Medium | 15-16-5 inches / 38-42cm | 2-4 months |
Large |
16.5-18 inches / 42-46cm | 4-6 months |
Click here for a printable measuring tape
To properly use the Tortle, you must pull the beanie down as far as possible so the crown of the head is fitted into the top of the beanie and ears are covered. The fit of the hat can be adjusted using the side cinch tabs.
Crafted with care and designed for optimal comfort and effectiveness.
Gently guide healthy head development during your baby's naps and sleep.
Dr. Jane Scott impressively possesses a blended experience of Neonatology and Pediatrics. Throughout her career, she has cared for and saved the lives of patients small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, and those beaming with pride over their recent potty training.
Born in Kenya, Dr. Jane attended the University of Western Australia in Perth. After moving to the United States, she attended the University of Colorado Medical School, completing both a residency in Pediatrics and a fellowship in Neonatology at Duke University. Oh, and did we mention she did it all while simultaneously raising four children?
Inspired by the wellbeing of parents and their babies, the story behind the Tortle is one of love and care. Thus, the beginnings of Tortle sprout from a seed of passion, planted by parents everywhere with one simple request—the best for their baby.
So, what grew from our little seed? A one-of-a-kind, cotton head repositioning beanie, playfully known as the Tortle. Unlike other flat head fighting products, the Tortle actively addresses the root cause of Flat Head Syndrome, providing an unparalleled consistency of care for babies.
View our Tortle tutorial, showing you how to provide the best results by properly placing one of our beanies on your baby's head.
Watch as Tortle inventor Dr. Jane Scott discusses Flat Head Syndrome, the effects and how her revolutionary invention puts an end to this epidemic.
Watch a clip from the popular televidion show the Doctors, featuring Dr. Jane as she informs the public about Flat Head Syndrome and what Tortle does to prevent it.
Listen, as a mother recounts her struggle with her baby's Flat Head Syndrome, and how she wishes she'd known to use the Tortle in the vital first months of her baby's life.