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I think the lady in the store is full of it! The recommendation

is still “Back to Sleep, Tummy to Play”.

Molly

From: Plagiocephaly

[mailto:Plagiocephaly ] On Behalf Of universalg

Sent: 4 February 2008 01:24

Plagiocephaly

Subject: [sPAM] Returning Member

I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from

his helmet 16 months ago

and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the helmet

and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get into it).

It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next month. We

went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by a dr.

plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was not

memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does anybody

have any experience with them?

Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the new

recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach or back

from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard this or is

the lady full of it?

Thank you,

[Guest guest]

I agree with Molly. I had a baby six months ago and took several

parenting classes. The new slogal now is " Back to Sleep, Tummy to

Play. "

>

> I think the lady in the store is full of it! The recommendation

is still

> " Back to Sleep, Tummy to Play " .

>

>

>

> Molly

>

>

>

> From: Plagiocephaly

[mailto:Plagiocephaly ]

> On Behalf Of universalg

> Sent: 4 February 2008 01:24

> Plagiocephaly

> Subject: [sPAM] Returning Member

>

>

>

> I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from his helmet 16 months

ago

> and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the

helmet

> and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get into

it).

>

> It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next month. We

> went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by a

dr.

> plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was not

> memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does anybody

> have any experience with them?

>

> Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the new

> recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach or

back

> from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard this

or is

> the lady full of it?

>

> Thank you,

>

[Guest guest]

Our ped. tells us back to sleep, tummy to play now. Maybe she

doesn't know.

> >

> > I think the lady in the store is full of it! The recommendation

> is still

> > " Back to Sleep, Tummy to Play " .

> >

> >

> >

> > Molly

> >

> >

> >

> > From: Plagiocephaly

> [mailto:Plagiocephaly ]

> > On Behalf Of universalg

> > Sent: 4 February 2008 01:24

> > Plagiocephaly

> > Subject: [sPAM] Returning Member

> >

> >

> >

> > I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from his helmet 16

months

> ago

> > and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the

> helmet

> > and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get

into

> it).

> >

> > It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next month.

We

> > went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by a

> dr.

> > plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was not

> > memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does

anybody

> > have any experience with them?

> >

> > Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the new

> > recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach or

> back

> > from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard this

> or is

> > the lady full of it?

> >

> > Thank you,

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I would buy the angel care breathing monitor for about 80 dollars at babies r us. This monitors breathing so you can be sure that whatever way you sleep the baby, you will hear a loud alarm if for some reason she stops breathing for 15 seconds. This has saved me many a sleepless night now that my son 7 months is on his tummy most of the night. Tammy They sell this at babies r us and I would never be able to live without it. It is the best baby product that I ever bought. And I have purchased alot!!!!!! Tammy Best of luck with your new baby and stay positive, you can only do your best plagio can happen even with the most repo and positioning. lka_236 <lka_236@...> wrote: Our ped. tells us back to sleep, tummy to play now. Maybe she doesn't know.> >> > I think the lady in the store is full of it! The recommendation > is still> > "Back to Sleep, Tummy to Play".> >

> > > > > > Molly> > > > > > > > From: Plagiocephaly > [mailto:Plagiocephaly ]> > On Behalf Of universalg> > Sent: 4 February 2008 01:24> > Plagiocephaly > > Subject: [sPAM] Returning Member> > > > > > > > I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from his helmet 16 months > ago > > and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the > helmet > > and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get into > it).> > > > It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next month. We

> > went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by a > dr. > > plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was not > > memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does anybody > > have any experience with them?> > > > Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the new > > recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach or > back > > from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard this > or is > > the lady full of it?> > > > Thank you, > >>

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I find it so funny how many things we can't live with out! I think

that about our video monitor. They didn't use to have all these

cool things to help us feel that our babies were/are safe. And to

think when I was born (1979) carseats were just becoming an item to

use and they were vinyl. Now, we have ice pack things we lay over

our kiddos seats to keep them cool. Anyways, I could go on...

> > >

> > > I think the lady in the store is full of it! The

recommendation

> > is still

> > > " Back to Sleep, Tummy to Play " .

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Molly

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > From: Plagiocephaly

> > [mailto:Plagiocephaly ]

> > > On Behalf Of universalg

> > > Sent: 4 February 2008 01:24

> > > Plagiocephaly

> > > Subject: [sPAM] Returning Member

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from his helmet 16

> months

> > ago

> > > and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the

> > helmet

> > > and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get

> into

> > it).

> > >

> > > It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next

month.

> We

> > > went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by

a

> > dr.

> > > plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was

not

> > > memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does

> anybody

> > > have any experience with them?

> > >

> > > Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the

new

> > > recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach

or

> > back

> > > from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard

this

> > or is

> > > the lady full of it?

> > >

> > > Thank you,

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I couldn't agree more. My husband and I both love this monitor. We love the original version, however, it seems to have been replaced by a "deluxe" version at BabiesRUs. This one is about $130. If you can find the original one online--this is probably all you need.

Candace

Plagiocephaly From: princessluau@...Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 16:14:28 -0800Subject: Re: [sPAM] Returning Member

I would buy the angel care breathing monitor for about 80 dollars at babies r us. This monitors breathing so you can be sure that whatever way you sleep the baby, you will hear a loud alarm if for some reason she stops breathing for 15 seconds. This has saved me many a sleepless night now that my son 7 months is on his tummy most of the night. Tammy

They sell this at babies r us and I would never be able to live without it. It is the best baby product that I ever bought. And I have purchased alot!!!!!! Tammy

Best of luck with your new baby and stay positive, you can only do your best plagio can happen even with the most repo and positioning. lka_236 <lka_236 > wrote:

Our ped. tells us back to sleep, tummy to play now. Maybe she doesn't know.> >> > I think the lady in the store is full of it! The recommendation > is still> > "Back to Sleep, Tummy to Play".> > > > > > > > Molly> > > > > > > > From: Plagiocephaly > [mailto:Plagiocephaly ]> > On Behalf Of universalg> > Sent: 4 February 2008 01:24> > Plagiocephaly > > Subject: [sPAM] Returning Member> > > > > > > > I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from his helmet 16 months > ago > > and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the > helmet > > and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get into > it).> > > > It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next month. We > > went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by a > dr. > > plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was not > > memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does anybody > > have any experience with them?> > > > Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the new > > recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach or > back > > from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard this > or is > > the lady full of it?> > > > Thank you, > >>

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