Re: Help epositioning or Helmet ?

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Hi,

Dylan is beautiful! I love his eyes.

I'd say he is mild and you would probably have great success

repositioning him. You could avoid a band all together. Repositioning

is hard work, but I'm sure you can do it. Here is a link to a really

great repositioning page.

http://www.geocities.com/alittleone2000/plagiopage.htm

Good luck and please keep us posted.

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> > > My son has a mild case. His head has become flat on his right

> > side.

> > > I have already seen my pediatrician and a neurosurgen about

this

> > > problem, both said not to worry that the problem will correct

> > itself

> > > despite what I do. The neurosurgen did add that I could start

to

> > > position him to lie on his left instead of the right if I

wanted

> > to.

> > > I wanted to know if anyone has tried correcting this problem by

> > > repositioning instead of the helmet? Any suggestions with

> > > repositioning techniques ? I've tried to place a rolled up

towel

> > > under his head but he moves around and it doesn't to stay in

place.

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