• both head tilting to one side and rotation of the chin toward the other side
• develops during infancy with episodes that last for hours to days
• idiopathic neurologic condition which wanes after 2 years and stops by 3 years
• mild delays in fine and gross motor skills are common along with family history of migraines
• no accepted medical treatment or therapy
• must have a normal physical and neurological examination that does not include abnormal/assymetric muscle tone, abnormal eye movements, or cranial nerve palsy

References

2012 Pediatrics Review and Education Program