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Hi ,

Welcome to the group. This is all very scary - I agree. Plagio is correctable. You're probably going to go through information overload soon. The site has a lot of info in the repo files. Repo is a 24/7 job. However, we have had quite a few parents with repo success stories recently. Let us know where you are located and maybe one of us is in the area and can provide some local advice.

mom to na

DOC #1 10-27 to 11-26

DOC #2 12-10 To ??

South Carolina

New to group-need some advice

I just brought my 3 month old son in to the pediatrician today for what I suspect is plagiocephaly. She was also concerned with the severity of flatness on rear-right side and is talking with a neurologist tomorrow. Any help on things I can do now!! I know repositioning can really help, but I have been having a hard time figuring out all the tricks. Please help or send any advice, I am so scared!!!For more plagio info

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I just brought my 3 month old son in to the pediatrician today for

what I suspect is plagiocephaly. She was also concerned with the

severity of flatness on rear-right side and is talking with a

neurologist tomorrow. Any help on things I can do now!! I know

repositioning can really help, but I have been having a hard time

figuring out all the tricks. Please help or send any advice, I am

so scared!!!

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Hi & welcome to the group:

This can all be so very scary!! We have a ton of helpful

repositioning info in both our LINKS & FILES section. Your baby is at

a good younger age to gett correction w/repositioning alone, although

repo is a 24 hrs a day job 7 days a week & can be very frustrating.

Where abouts do you live? We may have a member in your area that can

offer local help.

Many of us, myself included, were referred to a ped. neurosurgeon to

look at our baby's head. I heard that & freaked!!! but it's very

typical.

Check out our DATABASE as well for helmet/band providers, it may be a

bit early to think about a helmet, but it might be needed in the

future.

For more info go to www.plagiocephaly.org/support.

Good luck, keep us posted.

Debbie Abby's momm DOCGrad

MI

> I just brought my 3 month old son in to the pediatrician today for

> what I suspect is plagiocephaly. She was also concerned with the

> severity of flatness on rear-right side and is talking with a

> neurologist tomorrow. Any help on things I can do now!! I know

> repositioning can really help, but I have been having a hard time

> figuring out all the tricks. Please help or send any advice, I am

> so scared!!!

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I wanted to welcome you to the group. I see you have recieved some great replies. Just know you are not allow in your feelings. We have all been there and scared. Luckily there are people to talk to that have already been through it. let us know how tomorrow goes.

Angie and Jenna(STARband grad)

New to group-need some advice

I just brought my 3 month old son in to the pediatrician today for what I suspect is plagiocephaly. She was also concerned with the severity of flatness on rear-right side and is talking with a neurologist tomorrow. Any help on things I can do now!! I know repositioning can really help, but I have been having a hard time figuring out all the tricks. Please help or send any advice, I am so scared!!!For more plagio info

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