first few days and Miles seems uncomfortable

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

First time to your site. First time mommy and first time learning

about the Plagiocephaly. My 5.5 mo old son, Miles, was diagnosed at 4

months and banded this past Wed, Nov 24th. Although he does not seem

to mind the band during the day, Nap times and bedtime are a

different story. Miles bats at his DOC band continually and shifts

around constantly in his crib seemingly unable to find a comfortable

position. Will this subside in the next few days or has anyone found

a solution to make his or her chilf more comfortable while sleeping

in the band.

Thanks!

Terri

[Guest guest]

Hi,

My daughter did the same thing as your son. she would fuss and

wiggle and tug at her helmet in her crib or in the carseat. But

after a while she was fine with it. She forgets that she has it on

now and sleeps fine with it. Just keep it on him and he will adjust

quickly.

's mom

STARbanded

--- In Plagiocephaly , " t_levitan " <t_levitan@y...>

wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone,

> First time to your site. First time mommy and first time learning

> about the Plagiocephaly. My 5.5 mo old son, Miles, was diagnosed

at 4

> months and banded this past Wed, Nov 24th. Although he does not

seem

> to mind the band during the day, Nap times and bedtime are a

> different story. Miles bats at his DOC band continually and shifts

> around constantly in his crib seemingly unable to find a

comfortable

> position. Will this subside in the next few days or has anyone

found

> a solution to make his or her chilf more comfortable while

sleeping

> in the band.

>

> Thanks!

> Terri

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much! It's been a very hard on all of us but we will perservere. I will keep checking this webpage and hopefully post many positive notes

Terri <angembal@...> wrote:

Hi,My daughter did the same thing as your son. she would fuss and wiggle and tug at her helmet in her crib or in the carseat. But after a while she was fine with it. She forgets that she has it on now and sleeps fine with it. Just keep it on him and he will adjust quickly. 's momSTARbanded> > Hi Everyone, > First time to your site. First time mommy and first time learning > about the Plagiocephaly. My 5.5 mo old son, Miles, was diagnosed at 4 > months and banded this past Wed, Nov 24th. Although he does not seem > to mind the band during the day, Nap times and bedtime are a > different story. Miles bats at his DOC band continually and shifts > around constantly in his crib

seemingly unable to find a comfortable > position. Will this subside in the next few days or has anyone found > a solution to make his or her chilf more comfortable while sleeping > in the band.> > Thanks!> TerriFor more plagio info

[Guest guest]

Terri....I'm sorry I don't have any advice for you about bands

because I repo'ed my dd to get her head round, but I just wanted to

welcome you to the group.

Becky ('s mom) in Pgh, PA

--- In Plagiocephaly , " t_levitan " <t_levitan@y...>

wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone,

> First time to your site. First time mommy and first time learning

> about the Plagiocephaly. My 5.5 mo old son, Miles, was diagnosed

at 4

> months and banded this past Wed, Nov 24th. Although he does not

seem

> to mind the band during the day, Nap times and bedtime are a

> different story. Miles bats at his DOC band continually and shifts

> around constantly in his crib seemingly unable to find a

comfortable

> position. Will this subside in the next few days or has anyone

found

> a solution to make his or her chilf more comfortable while

sleeping

> in the band.

>

> Thanks!

> Terri