Re: Sleeping and buckle...

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In a message dated 8/12/2002 10:45:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time, smilemtb@... writes:

's flatness is on his right side so that is where

the buckle is. When he sleeps on his belly with is head facing left, the buckle

is down against the mattress and it looks like his face is smushed into the

mattress. When he faces right he is fine because the buckle is not in the way.

His tort is on the right so facing left isn't a problem (which seems to be resolved

anyway)....it isn't his neck it is the buckle that forces his face downward. It makes

ann,

I would try to wait until he's really conked out, and then turn his head to the right. Since he has right tort, he is favoring putting that head to the left (with the buckle), so I would see if you can sneak in rotating his head to the right when sleeping- we did this with and it really helped with his tort. This would help with his tight muscle, and give you a moments rest by him not being on that buckle. Good luck!

' Mom