Re: Still Have Positioning Troubles

[Guest guest]

I am not familiar with the positing helmet. How long have you been using

it??? Is there any neck tightness on the side of the flatness?

Beck

[Guest guest]

We did have a member at some point who used a similar helmet. I'll try to find that info for you...

Kendra

Still Have Positioning Troubles

Thank-you for your response.I have met with Mr de Chalain and he has given me a repositioning helmet(a type of hat with a lump over the flat spot so the babby can't roll onto that part of the head)However, getting my son to sleep in it is the difficult thing.Has anyone else tryed one of these?It is just so very frustrating,I can see what needs to be done but just can't achieve it.Someone out there must have some advice for me. For more plagio info

[Guest guest]

Hi,

How long has he been wearing the helmet to sleep? Maybe he needs some time to

adjust to it? We didn't use a helmet, but we used a side positioner (my son was

younger though, I don't think they would be as effective for an older baby) and

he didn't sleep as well with it, but he did get used to it somewhat. Though, he

never was a great sleeper with or without it. I don't have good advice for

you, but just wanted to say hang in there, repositioning is a lot of work, and

can be quite demanding!!

Annick

Mom to (a repositioning grad)

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> Message: 22

> Date: Thu, 14 Feb 2002 01:47:15 -0000

> From: " julesalun " <Al.Jules@...>

> Subject: Still Have Positioning Troubles

>

> Thank-you for your response.I have met with Mr de Chalain and he has

> given me a repositioning helmet(a type of hat with a lump over the

> flat spot so the babby can't roll onto that part of the head)However,

> getting my son to sleep in it is the difficult thing.Has anyone else

> tryed one of these?It is just so very frustrating,I can see what

> needs to be done but just can't achieve it.Someone out there must

> have some advice for me.