Re: Tips on sleeping in the helmet?

[Guest guest]

How about taking the helmet into the bathroom, shut the door and open

the velcro? Then you could take the band with the velcro already open

and put it on his head. :-)

Good luck,

-- In Plagiocephaly , Neuwirth <kneuwirth@...>

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> Only problem is that it is a large helmet with a (loud) velcro

strip, and my son is a very light sleeper...but it could work. We'll

try it. Thanks for the suggestion!

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> Sandy <samipa74@...> wrote: Can you try to get him to sleep and

then put the band back on? Willow

> my daughter usually crashed in our arms after we gave a bottle during

> her downtime from the band so we would just slip it on her when she

> was crashed out.

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> > Hi all,

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> > My 6-month-old son just started wearing a helmet. He is doing well

> > and " passed " his first helmet checkup, but we have 1 BIG

> problem...he

> > won't sleep in the helmet! We've treied everything, but the ONLY way

> > he'll sleep in the helmet is if we put him in his carseat and drive.

> > All of the usual tricks (nursing, wearing down in the sling, etc)

> don't

> > work, because the second we put him down he wakes up crying. Any

> tips

> > on how to get him to sleep while he's wearing his helmet?

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