Guest guest Posted May 23, 2008 Report Share Posted May 23, 2008 Well the day finialy came and went. Bryce got his Starband last night. Bryce was a trooper. He did not cry at all and even fell asleep in the car on the way home. He does not appear to even care that he has it on. I noticed that he wanted to be held more today and he was having a hard time with Tummy time. My PT told me that that woud probally happen. I have a couple questions. 1)If Bryce does have skin breakdown, what do you use? i am worried about the cheeks at this time. The are pretty red where the band touches. I want to be prepared if he starts to get dry or raw. 2) When you take the helmet off to do the ckecks int he break in period...and his head and the helmet are wet....what do you do. The helmet is not supposed to be off for a long time right? Okay, I think thats it for now. I posted some pics under the Plagio Babies " B " for Bryce. My hubby decorated the helmet int he " CARS " theme. Bryce actually looks handsme int hehlmet. My ortho is going to fix the front trim at our next visit. ALSO...I apolgize to Rose, as I accidently osted Byces pics in her repo pics. I can't figure out how to remove them. I am really sorry.If some one nows hoe to remove them, please do! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2008 Report Share Posted May 24, 2008 Glad to hear he seems to be adjusting well. If there is skin breakdown, that is not good and is really the extreme. General red pressure spots are okay if they fade within an hour, but I don't believe there's really anything that can be done for those. If they don't fade within an hour, you might need an adjustment (and may need to leave the helmet off until you get the adjustment so that the red spot doesn't progress to skin breakdown/blister). It sounds like if it's in the sideburn area on his cheeks, it is most likely just heat rash. There should be no holding points in the sideburns that would cause pressure spots. You can just put some hydrocortizone cream on his cheeks, and wait until it dries to put the helmet back on. When you take it off for checks, just wipe his head and the inside of the helmet down with a towel. The sweating should subside after a week or so. Good luck! Jake-20m (tort resolved/rt plagio/DOCBand) Jordan-4 > > Well the day finialy came and went. Bryce got his Starband last > night. Bryce was a trooper. He did not cry at all and even fell > asleep in the car on the way home. He does not appear to even care > that he has it on. I noticed that he wanted to be held more today and > he was having a hard time with Tummy time. My PT told me that that > woud probally happen. I have a couple questions. > > 1)If Bryce does have skin breakdown, what do you use? i am worried > about the cheeks at this time. The are pretty red where the band > touches. I want to be prepared if he starts to get dry or raw. > > 2) When you take the helmet off to do the ckecks int he break in > period...and his head and the helmet are wet....what do you do. The > helmet is not supposed to be off for a long time right? > > Okay, I think thats it for now. I posted some pics under the Plagio > Babies " B " for Bryce. My hubby decorated the helmet int he " CARS " > theme. Bryce actually looks handsme int hehlmet. My ortho is going to > fix the front trim at our next visit. > > ALSO...I apolgize to Rose, as I accidently osted Byces pics in her > repo pics. I can't figure out how to remove them. I am really > sorry.If some one nows hoe to remove them, please do! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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