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If she can roll it might be hard to get her to stay on one side

Have you tried a wedge?

@FaithFertility: she adjusted to looking the other way within a week. For naps I'd sometimes put a headband with a big flower on it and position it so it would prevent her from turning right.

@FaithFertility: my DD did the same thing and nothing I tried worked to correct it. It kind of stressed me out, but as soon as she started flipping over and sleeping on her tummy instead of her back, it evened out.

Our physical therapist suggested actually switching which end you put the feet vs head. Make sure you put her so when you walk in the door, she should roll away from her preferred side to see you. Does that make sense?

DD went through therapy for her tort and she has full range of motion and no flat spot, but I can tell she still favors one side when she's tired or when she falls asleep in her car seat. I think since she's rolling there's only so much you can do, but I noticed once DD was rolling to her tummy a lot, then sitting, her neck muscles evened out a lot on their own. (We were in therapy too, but once she was sitting it improved rapidly!) I hope you notice the same!

@FaithFertility: If you're still concerned, could you go back to physical therapy? Do you still do exercises with her? Can you feel if the neck muscles feel stiff?

@FaithFertility: we did the same thing as @oliviaoblivia: and the ped wasn't concerned and she corrected and had no issues.