Re: Nursing and DOC bands

[Guest guest]

Hi, not sure about the question. I think you want to know about memory

foam with tummy sleeping....

I would probably try going without the memory foam for a young baby.

We did try the memory foam, but sydney was a back sleeper at the time.

she switched to her tummy around 8 or 9 mo.

-christine

sydney 16 mo starband grad.

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> > > > Hi everyone,

> > > > While I wait to hear back from our insurance (we should hear

any day

> > > > now!), I am just plagued with different worries. I guess the

closer

> > > > we get to actually casting and getting the band I am becoming more

> > > > nervous.

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> > > > For example, my son is such a snuggler and I realized last

night that

> > > > I don't know that I will be able to hold him close with his

head on my

> > > > chest the way he loves to cuddle. I realize that is a small

sacrifice

> > > > to make for the long term benefits of a corrected head shape

though.

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> > > > Here's one new worry though that I wanted to get some feedback

on -

> > > > how does the DOC band affect nursing? My son is only 4 months

old and

> > > > I plan to nurse as long as possible due to a family history of

food

> > > > and environmental allergies. (Plus it's free food for the little

> > guy!!)

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> > > > Thanks!

> > > > , momma to Everett (4 months, left tort and right plagio)

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> -5th grade G & T, Jr GS, soccer, cello

> -1st grade, Brownie; psych appt 5/17, school mtg 5/22

> -cosleeping, loving to learn always with 2 yr old flair

> ph-cosleeping, babywearing, breastfeeding, all over the place

already;

> NS 5/30, CT casting 6/1

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> " As the family goes, so goes the nation and so goes the whole world

in which

> we live. " PJPII

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