ROKband Pediatric Headshape Clinic Canada

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ROKband Pediatric Headshape Clinic Canada

Educating and connecting young families for the prevention and treatment of baby head shape asymmetry

02/11/2026

Four colours. One tiny head. 💙

If your little one were choosing their ROKband today, which colour would it be?

👇 Tell us your pick in the comments and we’ll reply with your ROKstar colour personality.

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02/10/2026

Every head shape journey looks a little different and that’s okay 💙

The first word you see might say more about how supported, strong, or resilient your little one already is.

Comment the word you saw first and we’ll send a little encouragement your way 💬

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02/09/2026

🌙 Late-night Google search: “Can a flat head affect how helmets or glasses fit later?”

This is a question that often comes up when parents think beyond the baby stage.

In some cases, head shape asymmetry can influence how things like helmets, hats, or glasses fit as a child grows. An assessment can help to determine the level of asymmetry to help families understand what they’re seeing now and whether monitoring or support may be helpful.💙

💬 What other questions do you have? Send us a DM, we’re here to help.

(flat head, positional plagiocephaly, flat head syndrome treatment, brachycephaly head shape, baby flat spot, ROKband, Toronto Downtown, Toronto Bloor)

02/06/2026

🌙 Late-night Google search: “Why does my baby always turn their head one way?”

Many parents notice this during sleep, feeding, or play. A head-turning preference is often related to muscle tightness in the neck, which can also influence head shape over time.

Catching this early can be helpful. Sometimes small positioning changes are enough, and other times an assessment can help guide whether additional support may be useful.

You’re not overthinking this, you’re paying attention. 💙

💬 What other questions do you have? Comment them below!

(flat head, positional plagiocephaly, flat head syndrome treatment, brachycephaly head shape, baby flat spot, ROKband, Toronto downtown, Toronto Bloor)

02/05/2026

6 years of ROKband New Westminster! 🎉

From our first assessment to thousands of graduation bells, it’s been an incredible journey supporting families through every step of their baby's head shape care.

To our New West families past and present, thank you for your trust, your smiles, and your stories. And to our amazing team, you make this space feel like home.

Share your favourite ROKband New Westminster memory below, we’d love to hear from you! 💙

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02/04/2026

February Birthday Vibes! 🎉

We’re showing some love to our amazing ROKband team members celebrating a birthday this month!

Our Fill in the Blank: ROKband Edition continues, can you guess how this month’s birthday staff filled in their fun prompt? Head to our Instagram stories and take your best guess in the multiple-choice poll! 👀

Drop a 💙 in the comments to help us wish them a fantastic year ahead!

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02/03/2026

Our 6 ROKband non-negotiables 💙

Because when it comes to baby head shape care, some things are never optional.

✨ Baby comfort always comes first
✨ Decisions are guided by data, not guesswork
✨ Parents are supported, never pressured
✨ Early support for flat head and head shape asymmetries matters
✨ Support continues every step of the way
✨ Every head shape is treated as unique

These values guide every assessment, every recommendation, and every custom-designed ROKband, because families deserve care that feels calm, informed, and supportive.

👉 Save this post for later, it’s a good one to come back to.

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02/02/2026

Waylon’s journey was all about early action and big results🎓

This Kelowna ROKstar started treatment at just 4 months old with Level 3 plagiocephaly and graduated at 9 months within normal limits.

Thinking about an early assessment? Send us a DM, we’re happy to walk you through what’s possible 💙

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01/30/2026

If your baby is 4-18 months old… this is your sign 💙

That’s the perfect time to book a FREE head shape assessment to check for any early signs of flat head syndrome (positional plagiocephaly) or head shape asymmetries.

Even if everything looks totally normal, we’ll guide you, answer your questions, and share simple prevention tips to support healthy head shape development 👶

Comment “BABY” and we’ll send you the booking link via DM.✨

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01/29/2026

Things that fill our cup ☕

The little wins. The big milestones. The moments when families go from stressed to supported 💙

Whether you’re noticing a flat or asymmetrical head shape, or you’re just looking for reassurance… we’re cheering you on every step of the way.

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01/28/2026

🌙 Late-night Google search: “Can repositioning still help after 4 months?”

A free ROKband assessment helps you understand whether repositioning alone is likely to be effective, or if extra support may be beneficial based on your baby’s age, growth, and head shape.

What other questions do you have? Send us a DM, we’re here to help.💙

(flat head, positional plagiocephaly, flat head syndrome treatment, brachycephaly head shape, baby flat spot, ROKband, Toronto Bloor, Toronto downtown)

01/27/2026

Neck tightness can be one of the biggest reasons we see baby head shape asymmetry. 💙

That’s why our clinicians do simple checks like this.

If your little one prefers looking to one side, struggles turning the other way, or you’re noticing a flat spot starting to form, early support can make a huge difference.

Comment “NECK” and we’ll send you what to look for at home.

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Meet the founder, Jason Goodnough

Jason is a Canadian certified prosthetist and orthotist with an MSc in Orthopedic Engineering and over 20 years experience innovating within his field.

“I have been treating Head shape asymmetry for many years, but in 2015 I identified CRO treatment as an area of Orthotics in urgent need of revitalization. As an orthotist I love working with families and am proud of the results treating head shape asymmetry provides, but traditional methods came with a lot of compromises that I was not satisfied with.”

Years of experience with families, therapists, physicians, and researchers led him to 6 key problem areas which set his mission to reinvent CRO and improve the experience for everyone.