The case report “Resolution of infantile brachycephaly, plagiocephaly, torticollis without the use of a cranial remodeling orthosis” by Keila Nichols, DC, describes an infant whose head shape and neck movement concerns improved without helmet therapy. It is a useful article because it looks beyond the skull alone and considers how posture, neck mobility, feeding position, sleep habits, and body mechanics can all affect how an infant’s head develops.