My name is Sarah and I am 25 years old. I am asking this question about one of my 11 week old twins, Aspen. I myself had surgery at 1 year of age due to a persistent parietal foramina, or so I think. My mom can't remember what it was called, but she tells me that my surgery was from the fact that my soft spot wasn't going to close on it's own. My six year old son has a slight parietal foramina, and now my newborn daughter has a larger than usual soft spot. In fact, her pediatrician says that it's the largest that he's ever seen. Her front soft spot (anterior fontanelle?) is about the size of a silver dollar, the suture that runs to the rear soft spot is about 1/16 of an inch wide. and her rear soft spot (posterior fontanelle?) was oblong and about the length of my index finger, but now has began to suture through the middle, creating the foramina. Each spot is larger than a quarter, almost silver dollar size. When do I need to start worrying about this and taking her to see a pediatric neurosurgeon to have it evaluated? Thanks for answering.