When posture is good, the back of the head will be well behind the 'line of the spine'. This is especially discernible in children.

Few pictures from the Indian Express:

Fig 1: The New Indian Express, dated 1 APRIL 2014:
'FASHION' BEAT: A young girl, who arrived with her relatives to see off someone, exits the Thiruvananthapuram Domestic Airport clad in 'Summer Wear': MANU R MAVELIL

Fig 2: The New Indian Express, dated 10 FEB 2014:
A CARING GESTURE: A boy buying a lottery ticket from an elderly lottery ticket vendor at the Attukal Bhagavathy Temple on Sunday: B P DEEPU

Fig 3: The New Indian Express, dated 10 FEB 2014:

Houston: India's top squash player Dipika Pallikal.

Note: In this case the back of the head is more or less in line with the 'line of the spine'.

 Fig 4: Serbia's Novak Djokovic hits a return to Spain's Rafael Nadal during their quarterfinal match at the Roland Garros on Wednesday.

The New Indian Express Dated: 4 Jun 2015
















Fig 5: This picture is from the Guardian 19 April 2018. Notice that the girl is balancing her head in a better way. In general among children, girls will have better body balance. Why is this so?






Fig 6: This image is from the Hindu Newspaper dated 22/4/2019. The nature of our footwear can dramatically alter our gait; in turn USE of the entire body.

Fig 7: This image is from the Hindu Newspaper dated 5/8/ 2019.

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