Re: Dr. s, Charlotte, North Carolina

October 12, 2005

That is good news! He is still young enough to continue repoing and

seeing results. Sounds like you are on top it, Great job Mom!

Dustie, mom to , DOCGrad'03

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

wrote:

> >

> Hi and welcome to the group.

>

> I am not about to give you advice on how to put YOUR child to

> sleep. That is a he said/she said type debate. I have realized

> that every doctor is different in what they " preach " to their

> patients. On the DOCBand advice he have you, I would encourage

you

> to call them to set up an evaluation, this is what they do and

they

> give you an honest opinion of what type of treatment, if any, they

> think might be best for .

>

> Is there a CTI close to you? Have you seen improvement in his

> headshape since repoing?

>

> Dustie, mom to , DOCGrad'03

>

> > Hi. I'm new to the group and looking for some advice. My son,

> , is four and a half months old and we have been seeing a

> therapist since he was six weeks old for repositioning due to

> plagiocephaly. His deferential is 6mm and the therapist says that

2

> to 4 is normal. Is there anyone with experience with this mild of

> an abnormality?>>

> >

> > Yesterday we saw a craniofacial surgeon, Dr. s, and

> he recommended a DOC Band. I am slightly worried about this

doctor

> because he stated that babies should be put to sleep on their

> stomachs and that the pediatricians are simply " feeding the

> orthodontist by having babies sleep on their backs " . >>

> >

> > Any input would be greatly appreciated!!>>

> >

> > Thank you so much.>>

> >

> > , lace>Charlotte, North Carolinalace>>>

> >

>

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October 12, 2005