As per the reports, around 45% of infants are affected by skull deformations as their skulls are soft plates with spaces between them and sometimes when a baby sleeps in the same position, the soft plates may grow a plain spot or unbalanced or patchy look. This is a very common condition observed among the small babies, called plagiocephaly. Although it is not considered harmful for the baby’s brain if the condition does not work out on its own, the pediatrician may prescribe remodeling or repositioning, exercises, or cranial orthoses. The cranial orthoses, or more commonly-known as helmet therapy is the orthotic headgears or helmets used in the helmet therapy for the treatment of unsymmetrical or disfigurement flattening of the skull.