Cranial bones can get stuck or seize due to the use of forceps or suction during the birthing process, a severe hit to the head or extreme amounts of emotional stress. When we breath the bones of our skull do microscopically move, cerebral spinal fluid is to get pumped up our spine by our tail bone and into the meninges to protect and nourish the brain. When this isn’t happening the messages from the brain to the body and body to brain are short circuiting. Signs of a seized cranial can be headaches, lack of concentration, confusion, lack of coordination, poor balance and sleep issues.