Guest guest Posted February 26, 2008 Report Posted February 26, 2008 We found out our daughter would need to be banded almost 2 months ago (she was too young at the time, which is why the delay in banding) and I have been dreading the casting/banding process ever since. I have to admit that it has really not been bad. She admittedly is a laid back baby, so we've been very lucky on that front. She didn't cry a bit during the casting -- even dozed off at one point (hilarious since she was stripped down to her diaper with a stocking over her head and face and plaster dripping all over her). She got her band on Friday and doesn't seem to mind it a bit. She did wake up once in the night the first two nights, but went back to sleep after we fed her. On night 3, she was back to her regular 9 hour sleeping routine. I just wanted to share a good (or at least not bad)experience for those parents out there who may be dreading it like I was. Hopefully, your banding will go smoothly also! Will keep you posted on her progress. Quote
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2008 Report Posted February 26, 2008 Congrtulations to you both! I am so glad that your dd is off to such an easy start with her band. Here's hoping that the whole process i as easy for you and her. Becky, repo mod , repo grad > > We found out our daughter would need to be banded almost 2 months ago > (she was too young at the time, which is why the delay in banding) and > I have been dreading the casting/banding process ever since. I have > to admit that it has really not been bad. She admittedly is a laid > back baby, so we've been very lucky on that front. She didn't cry a > bit during the casting -- even dozed off at one point (hilarious since > she was stripped down to her diaper with a stocking over her head and > face and plaster dripping all over her). She got her band on Friday > and doesn't seem to mind it a bit. She did wake up once in the night > the first two nights, but went back to sleep after we fed her. On > night 3, she was back to her regular 9 hour sleeping routine. > > I just wanted to share a good (or at least not bad)experience for > those parents out there who may be dreading it like I was. Hopefully, > your banding will go smoothly also! Will keep you posted on her > progress. > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2008 Report Posted February 27, 2008 wow, she sounds like a dream baby. want to trade her for my 2 year old ;-) I'm glad it is going so smoothly. Let us know how she does in the band. -christine sydney 2 yrs starband grad > > We found out our daughter would need to be banded almost 2 months ago > (she was too young at the time, which is why the delay in banding) and > I have been dreading the casting/banding process ever since. I have > to admit that it has really not been bad. She admittedly is a laid > back baby, so we've been very lucky on that front. She didn't cry a > bit during the casting -- even dozed off at one point (hilarious since > she was stripped down to her diaper with a stocking over her head and > face and plaster dripping all over her). She got her band on Friday > and doesn't seem to mind it a bit. She did wake up once in the night > the first two nights, but went back to sleep after we fed her. On > night 3, she was back to her regular 9 hour sleeping routine. > > I just wanted to share a good (or at least not bad)experience for > those parents out there who may be dreading it like I was. Hopefully, > your banding will go smoothly also! Will keep you posted on her > progress. > Quote
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