September is Cranio Awareness Month, and I’m supporting Headlines Craniofacial Support in their efforts to improve public understanding of craniosynostosis.

One baby is born with some form of craniosynostosis every day in the UK, including here in St Helens borough but hardly anyone has ever heard of it. We need to support parents, young people and children who are affected by the condition to feel included and encouraged, and we can only do this with the right information and research for diagnosis and post-diagnostic support.

You can find out more here: www.headlines.org.uk/index.asp