Re: Are you obsessed???

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On the flip side, I've had several moms ask me to look at their

babe's head. Makes me a bit uncomfortable because it's a medical

opinion. But hey, I've learned alot these past months. I can see

them wanting to approach in the grocery store or Target wanting to

ask about my son's helmet. I started carrying a few extra Cranial

Tech cards in my purse for the next person who asks where we get

treatment. I think the strongest comment I've offered was something

like " He/she would probably benefit from a helmet. " Hopefully some

will call for the free consult.

I am soooo looking forward to the day when the Doc band is a distant

memory and I'll think oh yeah, remember when we went through that?

And I'll stop looking at other people's heads! The plagio police,

how funny and how true.

Lynette, mom to Nicolas, 12 mos.

plagio/brachy/resolved tort

Murrieta, CA

> > Oh my goodness, as I was reading this I am cracking up!! I am

the

> > exact same way!! I try to check out as many kids heads as

possible.

> > I am always wondering if their head is flat or round. How

weird I am

> > huh?! That's funny though because my sister has a baby 2 weeks

> > younger than my Waydon and I've noticed that her head is

SLIGHTLY

> > flatter on one side and when my sister's not looking I'm

totally

> > checking her ears to see if they are off like Wayd's!! I also

have

> > never mentioned to sis that I've noticed her head. Which hers

isn't

> > near as flat as my son's. Anyways.....you're not the only one

believe

> > me!! ;o)

> >

> > Lacy

> > Waydon's mom 6.5 months

> > hanger helmet 5/24

> >

> > --- In Plagiocephaly , " sorcamc " <sorcamc@y...>

wrote:

> > > With babies heads that is. I find that wherever I go now I

am staring

> > > at kids (and adults) heads!!! It is too funny. I really

think my neice

> > > could use a helmet. She was on one side for a long time and

they

> > > started to compensate by putting her on the other side, but

her head

> > > is now all lumpy and bumpy and one cheek is clearly bigger

than the

> > > other. Every time I bring up 's head, I think they

will say

> > > something about their daughter, but they never have and I

don't think

> > > it is my place to say that I think she should have it looked

at (they

> > > will just think..yeah, misery loves company, ya know?) I was

at the

> > > park today looking at all the little kiddie heads. Whenever

I see a

> > > perfectly round head I think...ahhhh- that kid must sleep on

his

> tummy!

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