Chin strap attached to the band? Anyone?

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for all the encouragement regarding the regression.I

think I feel a little better with all your reassurance. I also spend

my nights repositioning Landon every few minutes or so, he moves so

much....but it is all worth it. We just have to sit tight and wait

for the new band. It is supposed to come on New Year's Eve and it is

a long drive for us from Canada so we will spend the New Years on

the road!

I was also wondering if any of you had a chin strap attached to the

band? Our Landon is not in favor of having ANYTHING on his head and

pulles it off right away. That could be a straggle. The local helmet

we've had until now had a chin strap. Big help.

Thank you, MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL.

and Landon

[Guest guest]

It would be awfully hard to remove a DOC without opening the velcro.

I don't think I could do it, much less a baby. That said, I have

heard of older children tugging on the velcro... but that isn't

typical.

>

> Thank you all for all the encouragement regarding the regression.I

> think I feel a little better with all your reassurance. I also

spend

> my nights repositioning Landon every few minutes or so, he moves so

> much....but it is all worth it. We just have to sit tight and wait

> for the new band. It is supposed to come on New Year's Eve and it

is

> a long drive for us from Canada so we will spend the New Years on

> the road!

> I was also wondering if any of you had a chin strap attached to the

> band? Our Landon is not in favor of having ANYTHING on his head and

> pulles it off right away. That could be a straggle. The local

helmet

> we've had until now had a chin strap. Big help.

> Thank you, MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL.

>

> and Landon

[Guest guest]

Hi

DOC bands don't have a chin strap, but are secured with velcro.

That should be ok, and pretty hard to take off.

Please be careful on New Years even when you take that drive. Let

us know how fitting goes.

Sandy Willow's Mom

Torticollis resolved

Cranio Germany Grad

http://www.geocities.com/samipa74/Willow_Lanette.html

>

> Thank you all for all the encouragement regarding the regression.I

> think I feel a little better with all your reassurance. I also

spend

> my nights repositioning Landon every few minutes or so, he moves

so

> much....but it is all worth it. We just have to sit tight and wait

> for the new band. It is supposed to come on New Year's Eve and it

is

> a long drive for us from Canada so we will spend the New Years on

> the road!

> I was also wondering if any of you had a chin strap attached to

the

> band? Our Landon is not in favor of having ANYTHING on his head

and

> pulles it off right away. That could be a straggle. The local

helmet

> we've had until now had a chin strap. Big help.

> Thank you, MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL.

>

> and Landon

[Guest guest]

You won't need a chin strap and in my opinion you will like it much

better without. Good luck on the road during the holiday. Do you

want to come to a party in Buffalo? LOL J/K

Sue

Colin F., 14 mos.

STARband grad

>

> Thank you all for all the encouragement regarding the regression.I

> think I feel a little better with all your reassurance. I also

spend

> my nights repositioning Landon every few minutes or so, he moves so

> much....but it is all worth it. We just have to sit tight and wait

> for the new band. It is supposed to come on New Year's Eve and it

is

> a long drive for us from Canada so we will spend the New Years on

> the road!

> I was also wondering if any of you had a chin strap attached to the

> band? Our Landon is not in favor of having ANYTHING on his head and

> pulles it off right away. That could be a straggle. The local

helmet

> we've had until now had a chin strap. Big help.

> Thank you, MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL.

>

> and Landon

[Guest guest]

,

My daughter still hates a hate and a bow but never minded her doc band. They fit so well - so personalized - that the kids really don't notice them. It would be highly unusual if he didn't fully adjust in a couple of days even without a chin strap.

mom to na

DOC Grad 2/04

Tort Resolved

South Carolina

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Thank you all for all the encouragement regarding the regression.I think I feel a little better with all your reassurance. I also spend my nights repositioning Landon every few minutes or so, he moves so much....but it is all worth it. We just have to sit tight and wait for the new band. It is supposed to come on New Year's Eve and it is a long drive for us from Canada so we will spend the New Years on the road! I was also wondering if any of you had a chin strap attached to the band? Our Landon is not in favor of having ANYTHING on his head and pulles it off right away. That could be a straggle. The local helmet we've had until now had a chin strap. Big help.Thank you, MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL. and Landon For more plagio info