Re: measurements, now Hanger ?

[Guest guest]

My son never had skin issues and he has fairly sensitive skin. As

far as the sleeping, not sure how to help there. My son had been

sleeping through the night for 3.5 months when he got his band at

7.5 months...we didn't have any set-backs when he got the band.

Good luck.

> > > > >

> > > > > I swear there was a link or explanation on here or

plagiocephaly.org

> > > > > but i cant find it anywhere. what am i missing? ct didnt

give us his

> > > > > measurements so i requested them from his ped but now

havent a clue

> > > > > what they mean. there are a bunch tht are letters-letters

and i can

> > > > > find out what the letters mean from the plagio site but

can't

> > find what

> > > > > is " normal " . the ones that are actually words are

> > > > > cranial width 120

> > > > > " length 155

> > > > > circumference 45.1

> > > > > traditional cranial vault asym. 15

> > > > > cranial vault asymmetry 17

> > > > > skull-base asymmetery 15

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> > > --

> > > -SAHmommy and leader to;

> > > -rising G & T 6th grader, Jr GS, soccer, cello

> > > -rising 2nd grader, Brownie; ADHD w/ anxiety

> > > -cosleeping, baby signing, loving to learn always with 2

yr old

> > flair

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

place

> > already;

> > > mild plagiocephaly/facial assymetry, repositioning until 8/4

> > >

> > > " you may never see that stranger again but you'll have the

same kids

> > for the

> > > rest of your life, so who should you care about impressing? "

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> -SAHmommy and leader to;

> -rising G & T 6th grader, Jr GS, soccer, cello

> -rising 2nd grader, Brownie; ADHD w/ anxiety

> -cosleeping, baby signing, loving to learn always with 2 yr

old flair

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

already;

> mild plagiocephaly/facial assymetry, repositioning until 8/4

>

> " you may never see that stranger again but you'll have the same

kids for the

> rest of your life, so who should you care about impressing? "

>