Re: Re: Hello! New here. (Ken)

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Ken,

Thanks! I am in Kingston (which is just North of Plaistow/Haverhill) - so

we're practically neighbors. I've been to the Topsfield Fair a couple of

times. We're only about 20 minutes from each other I think.

Tell me about this doctor in Chelmsford. What is good/bad about him? Is

there anyone else around here, or in Boston? You can email me private if you

want - chanisco@...

Thanks for saying he's cute. He's on his tummy right now and not making a

fuss. Thanks for the bed idea. He may like that more. Right now he's on a

fluffy bath towel and baby blanket. He's starting to make a fuss now as I

type. I hate that it's so miserable for him.

Thanks again. I'll check out the files. I already read some of them.

in NH

> Hi Chris!

>

> Mack is really cute. You're definitely getting on top of this nice

> and early. I don't think it's even possible to start helmet

> treatment until he is 4 or 5 months old (my doctor insisted my twins

> be able to hold their heads up first). So really, all you can do for

> now is to find creative ways to keep him off his preferred side and

> work on the tort (I'm no expert there).

>

> My twins both adored tummy time from the get-go (bribing them with

> pacifiers..probably helped this process). We did the tummy time on

> our bed, and lay next to them which seemed to help them settle down.

> Eventually they were able to nap that way..so we'd just lie there and

> watch them nap. Now they love it and if they get fussy now, I

> actually put them on their tummies to settle them down. You can also

> try sleep positioner to angle him so that he sleeps on the other side

> (I believe the files section has loads of tips).

>

> I see that you're in New Hampshire..how close are you to Boston? We

> live on the North shore (Topsfield) and our cranio-facial plastic

> surgeon is in Chelmsford -> he hasn't been overwhelmingly great, but

> he didn't give us any hassles about signing off on helmets. I can

> give you his contact information if you like.

>

> Ken

> Zack & Zoey's dad

>

>

>

> For more plagio info

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Ahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!! I live in Kansas City now...we moved here from Arizona...but I grew up in Atkinson and Exeter NH!!!!!! My early years were in Atkinson...RIGHT near where you live! Eat some Papa Gino's and Dunkin Donuts for me...mmmmmm

Hanisco <chanisco@...> wrote: Ken,Thanks! I am in Kingston (which is just North of Plaistow/Haverhill) - sowe're practically neighbors. I've been to the Topsfield Fair a couple oftimes. We're only about 20 minutes from each other I think.Tell me about this doctor in Chelmsford. What is good/bad about him? Isthere anyone else around here, or in Boston? You can email me private if youwant - chanisco@...Thanks for saying he's cute. He's on his tummy right now and not making afuss. Thanks for the bed idea. He may like that more. Right now he's on afluffy bath towel and baby blanket. He's starting to make a fuss now as Itype. I hate that it's so miserable for him.Thanks again. I'll check out the files. I already read some of them.in NH> Hi Chris!> > Mack is really cute. You're definitely getting on top of this nice> and early. I don't think it's even possible to start helmet> treatment until he is 4 or 5 months old (my doctor insisted my twins> be able to hold their heads up first). So really, all you can do for> now is to find creative ways to keep him off his preferred side and> work on the tort (I'm no expert there).> > My twins both adored tummy time from the get-go (bribing them with> pacifiers..probably helped this process). We did the tummy time on> our bed, and lay next to them which seemed to help them settle down.> Eventually they were able to nap that way..so we'd just lie there and> watch them nap. Now they love it and if they get fussy now, I> actually put them on their tummies to settle them down. You can also> try sleep positioner to angle him so that he sleeps on the other side> (I believe the files section has loads of tips).> > I see that you're in New Hampshire..how close are you to Boston? We> live on the North shore (Topsfield) and our cranio-facial plastic> surgeon is in Chelmsford -> he hasn't been overwhelmingly great, but> he didn't give us any hassles about signing off on helmets. I can> give you his contact information if you like.> > Ken> Zack & Zoey's dad> > > > For more plagio info