Any ideas for repositioning

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I was able to schedule appointment with CT in NJ. We are going to meet

the doctor that was recommended. Thank you all for the info. In the

meantime I would like to start aggressive repositioning, but I am

afraid not to create more problems than help. I believe my sons head

looks more like the pictures of P posted by kdpazzle. The before

and after pictures show great improvement, so I would really

appreciate if kdpazzle share what were the exact techniques she

applied.

Thank you in advance.

Totti

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My personal experience is that I have done repositioning from about 2 to 5 months. It worked in a way as my son's head went from plagio to brachy. I was then told brachy was harder to fix than plagio. If I would have known that, I am not sure I would have done that much repo as my son's plagio/brachy is severe and there were no real chances to fix itself only with repo. Anyways, today he's in the helmet and it's going really well. However, if you want to do repo, I had bought the secure sleeper (3 in 1) which worked miracles and when he was awake, if not on his belly or off his head, I would have a rolled up towel behind the side of his plagio so he would always look the other way. I also had cut up a piece of foam with a whole in the middle so when he would lay down, his head would not be put under pressure. He had to learn the opposite way basically. Hope this

helps!tparusheva <tparusheva@...> wrote: I was able to schedule appointment with CT in NJ. We are going to meet the doctor that was recommended. Thank you all for the info. In the meantime I would like to start aggressive repositioning, but I am afraid not to create more problems than help. I believe my sons head looks more like the pictures of P posted by kdpazzle. The before and after pictures show great improvement, so I would really appreciate if kdpazzle share what were the exact techniques

she applied.Thank you in advance.Totti

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