Re: Re: New here - 2 month old twins..one with a lumpy noggin

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In a message dated 4/27/02 10:17:22 AM Central Daylight Time,

jungle_buns@... writes:

<< I'm still working on Zoey (the girl would rather twist herself in

half and stair at a wall, than a perfectly fun mobile). >>

Too funny!! Amazing how they have such a mind of their own even at that age!!

Marci (Mom to )

Oklahoma

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I too have two month old that I'm working on repositioning. Kayla is just like Zoey does whatever it takes to get to her preferred side. We are making great progress during tummy time but still struggle when it comes to sleeping. Please keep me posted on your success and I will do the same.

Sincerely,

Kathy

Re: New here - 2 month old twins..one with a lumpy noggin

> Hi and welcome to the group!! Thanks for the welcome. Well my twin stinkers have been doing some amazing gymnastics to land on their preffered sides. Since Zack is less stubborn he has resigned himself to the new sleeping positions. I'm still working on Zoey (the girl would rather twist herself in half and stair at a wall, than a perfectly fun mobile).For more plagio info

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(the girl would rather twist herself in half and stair at a wall, than a perfectly fun mobile).

Sounds exactly how my daughter reacted to repositioning!! Sooo funny! Keep trying, you're doing great! It can be exhausting at times, but keep up the good work! )

Kendra

(Hanna, DOC grad (April-Sept 2000)

Re: New here - 2 month old twins..one with a lumpy noggin

> Hi and welcome to the group!! Thanks for the welcome. Well my twin stinkers have been doing some amazing gymnastics to land on their preffered sides. Since Zack is less stubborn he has resigned himself to the new sleeping positions. I'm still working on Zoey (the girl would rather twist herself in half and stair at a wall, than a perfectly fun mobile).For more plagio info

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Hi and welcome to the group!!

Congratulations on twins!!! You must have your hands full- literally! Niki

gave you some really good advice, especially on taking pictures to document

progress- sometimes the eye really plays with your mind so that third eye

really helps when your unsure over months past if things are getting better

or not. Does either one have any problems with turning to the left or right?

Or tilting thier head always to one side? It was hard for me to spot tort

at 2 months, I never knew why my son was fighting me to lay certain ways

until the Doc dx it! Repositioning at this age is a great tool to help

prevent any further flattening- its a tiresome job but if you are able to be

there- I think you'll see great results. We started repositioning even

before 2 months, however, we did this mostly on our own without a Doctor

telling us of its importance (not agressively) and the torticollis was hard

to fight with keeping him off that flat spot- as well as daycare issues.

Good luck to you- with hard work and determination hopefully you can avoid

the helmet/band process altogether!!! Please keep us posted on your

progress!

' mom