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My dd wore 2 bands for almost 6 mo. It did not stunt her development, infact she didn't roll over until the day after she got her band (6.5 mo old) and she was walking at 8.5 mo.

The hardest part for me was the smell - but that's easy to fix.

Jen and Luli - 26 months

Left tort - Right Plagio - Hanger Band Grad - CA

http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/j/jens5th/

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HI.... I'm a new mom and after being concerned about the flatness of

our son's head, the pediatrician sent us for a CT scan. When he got

the results he said we should see a neurosurgeon at s Hopkins for

cranial synostosis. The neurosurgeon denied that diagnosis and said it

was definitely plagiocephaly. He sent us to the Star center where our

son was scanned. We go back in 2 weeks for him to be fitted and start

wearing it for 3 months. He is 4 months old.

For those of you who have been through this....is it really difficult?

Will his hair growth be stunted? Please give it to me straight some

basic ups and downs you have experienced. While I am extremely

grateful he didn't need surgery, this little helmet could make for a

very long 3 months and I worry about his normal development.

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Hi there and welcome!

My son wore the DOC band for 2 months which flew by! He started

rolling back to tummy pretty soon after the band (he was 7.5 months

when he got the band). All of his developmental milestones were met

within the " normal " time frame that they should be met. The first 2

nights were rough but by night 3 he was back to sleeping through the

night. His disposition remained the same, happy baby the entire

time banded. I am SO glad we banded...I think you will be glad that

you banded and find it a positive experience. Good luck on this

journey.

lisa

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> Welcome !

> My dd wore?2 bands for almost 6 mo. It did not stunt her

development, infact she didn't roll over until the day after she got

her band (6.5 mo old) and she was walking at 8.5 mo.

> The hardest part for me was the smell - but that's easy to fix.

>

>

> ?Jen and Luli - 26 months

> Left tort - Right Plagio - Hanger Band Grad - CA

> http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/j/jens5th/

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> New here....

>

>

>

>

>

>

> HI.... I'm a new mom and after being concerned about the flatness

of

> our son's head, the pediatrician sent us for a CT scan. When he

got

> the results he said we should see a neurosurgeon at s Hopkins

for

> cranial synostosis. The neurosurgeon denied that diagnosis and

said it

> was definitely plagiocephaly. He sent us to the Star center where

our

> son was scanned. We go back in 2 weeks for him to be fitted and

start

> wearing it for 3 months. He is 4 months old.

>

> For those of you who have been through this....is it really

difficult?

> Will his hair growth be stunted? Please give it to me straight

some

> basic ups and downs you have experienced. While I am extremely

> grateful he didn't need surgery, this little helmet could make for

a

> very long 3 months and I worry about his normal development.

>

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  • 2 years later...

Hi, just wanted to stop by and say Hello. I have 3 kids, 1 who was just

diagnosed Autistic. He is 3 y/o. I am new to all of this and might bombard

everyone with questions now and then and I want to apologize in advance. :)

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