Vaulted skull

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I incubated my ameraucauna × cuckoo maran eggs all successfully hatched 3 weeks ago.
Everyone is healthy and thriving.
A few days after birth I've noticed baby #1 had a deformed head. Well it's progressively gotten worse with a little research I had come to the conclusion it was a vaulted skull. Well upon reading it only happens in silkies well she isn't at all a silkie. Any help on what to do or experiences or even a chick of yours that has or had it. Need help on moving further.
 

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I incubated my ameraucauna × cuckoo maran eggs all successfully hatched 3 weeks ago.
Everyone is healthy and thriving.
A few days after birth I've noticed baby #1 had a deformed head. Well it's progressively gotten worse with a little research I had come to the conclusion it was a vaulted skull. Well upon reading it only happens in silkies well she isn't at all a silkie. Any help on what to do or experiences or even a chick of yours that has or had it. Need help on moving further.
I want to add that she eats and drinks like she should and she is bigger than the rest from the batch.
 
I'm worried for when she gets older, as far as a rooster getting on her an hurting her. I don't want her hatching her own babies if it is deformity. She seems to have no pain.
 
I'm worried for when she gets older, as far as a rooster getting on her an hurting her. I don't want her hatching her own babies if it is deformity. She seems to have no pain.
Could you separate her with a nice hen or something so she has a companion? I agree, a rooster woupd be bad
 

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