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Frank Kelleher

As a Paediatric Osteopath I see quite a few babies with Plagiocephaly or Flat Head. While osteopathic treatment is of huge benefit for these babies, I found that the Mimos Pillow was the most significant additional intervention. I have been recommending this pillow for over a year now and I have seen the difference it can make in just a few weeks. For parents of a baby with a flat head, it is a product we recommend every day. We believe in it so much we have even mentioned it in our book, Cherished Baby and Child.

Paediatric Osteopath

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Dr G R Lawson

As an experienced paediatrician I regularly see children whose parents are concerned about plagiocephaly. The Mimos Pillow alleviates pressure on the skull and it is claimed that it improves skull shape more quickly than a baby without intervention. I look forward to further studies, but in the meantime would much prefer to recommend this product (less than £50) as opposed to the extremely expensive helmet which is available for over £2000 particularly as the NHS is at present unable to support the purchase of such items.

Consultant Paediatrician

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Zoe Mundell

I founded New Body Osteopathy in 2011 after gaining a Master’s in Osteopathy from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine (BCOM). I also completed 2 years of postgraduate training at the Osteopathic Centre for Children (OCC), specialising in the care of babies and children. At our clinic in Canary Wharf and the City of London, we use a range of osteopathic techniques to treat women and babies, including cranial osteopathy. We regularly see babies referred to us with plagiocephaly, and I often recommend using the Mimos Pillow alongside osteopathic treatment as part of an integrated approach to help achieve the best possible outcomes for head shape improvement.

Principal Osteopath

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Carly Aspden (BSc, MPT)

Mimos pillow is a nice easy light tool parent can take and adopt into their sleep routine and helps contribute to naturally rounding out the baby head as well as resolving the flat head as quickly as possible.









Physiotherapist & Clinic Director

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Melinda Cotton DO

The Mimos pillow is well designed. It reduces the pressure on the back and sides of a baby’s head, and the shape of the pillow keeps the baby’s neck and neck nicely positioned. It is also made from a breathable material, comfortable for baby and reassuring for parents.


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Consultant Paediatric Osteopath

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Joss Barratt, M. Ost

I completed my postgraduate in specialist paediatric osteopathic practice. I regularly see and treat babies with plagiocephally at my clinic in Reigate. I often recommend the addition of the pillow alongside treatment in order to achieve the best results. The craniometer is a great tool to measure progress objectively alongside treatment. 

Pura Vida Clinic

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Laura Patrick (BHK, MScPT)

I like MIMOS pillow because :
1st it evenly distribute the pressure from baby’s skull,  2nd  It is very light weight and 3rd I love the MIMOS  because It is very breathable.

Physiotherapist

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Dr. Josep Maria i Costa

We have analysed a total of 15 pillows on the market and only the MIMOS® brand of pillow seems to us both effective and safe.







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Paediatric Osteopath

Avni Trivedi

I highly recommend MIMOS pillow for use in a pram or cot to prevent and improve flattening on the delicate bones of the skull.


Paediatric Osteopath

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Alex Bidlake-Corser

We are the leading Plagio/Brachycephally manual therapy clinic in Herts. We have been recommending MIMOS products for quite some time! We use the Craniometer and bands to assess and measure plagiocephally and monitor improvement. We find the combo of the Craniometer and bands absolutely fantastic and easy to use.”

Clinic Director & Osteopath
The PENN CLINIC


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Mid-West Osteopaths Mother and Babies clinic

Victoria Large

We do infants osteopathy – a gentle treatment for babies with straight during pregnancy and delivery. Often we see baby with 

Flat head syndrome and we recommend Mimos pillow as it complement to our therapy and baby can use It at home


Mid-West Osteopaths Mother and Babies clinic

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Dr Mandy Banton

Registered Osteopath with clinic based in Gosforth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.  She uses a wide spectrum of osteopathic approaches, including cranial osteopathy, to help people of all ages, including babies and children.

D. Prof Osteopathy

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Dr. Zoë Freedman

As a chiropractor with a specialist interest in paediatrics, I frequently use the Craniometer as a practical teaching tool in seminars for my colleagues. It is a simple yet highly effective way to objectively monitor head shape development and track progress in babies with positional plagiocephaly. I always emphasise to both parents and fellow clinicians the importance of reliable, repeatable measurements when managing these cases, and the Craniometer provides exactly that.

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Specialist in Paediatric Musculoskeletal Health

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Dr. Abdul H S Mohammed

Dr Mo is a registered member of the statutory body the General Chiropractic Council and the Scottish Chiropractic Association. He has accredited chiropractic qualifications to Masters level and uses a courtesy title of 'Dr' although holds no general medical qualification

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Principal Osteopath

Carragh McAree

Carragh graduated from the University College of Osteopathy (formerly the British School of Osteopathy) in 1999 and founded Kingston & Teddington Osteopathy in 2000. Carragh has based the practice ethos on making Osteopathy easily available to the whole family – from Babies and Children receiving Cranial Osteopathy to Adults and Grandparents having bespoke Osteopathic care for their individual needs.

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