Re: Re: Repositional Therapy after 5 months

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Your case is encouraging. Thanks. BTW, what's

''aggressive repo with PT''? What's the meaning of PT?

Thanks.

Jannie

--- nswords <nswords@...> wrote:

> I did repo with my dd from three months to six

> months. My

> pediatrician is still amazed at the symmetry we

> achieved. She's 15

> months now, and her head is perfect. Our cranial

> specialist told us

> that it's effective up to six months usually. After

> that, if we

> weren't satisfied then we would have gotten a helmet

> for sure. We had

> a tort-plagio situ so we did very very very

> aggressive repo with PT

> and cranial sacral therapy. I'm not too sure about

> the cranial sacral

> part, but the repo worked 100% for us. Having said

> that...we were

> obsessed. We would wake up four times a night to

> check her position.

> If she had moved the wrong way, we'd risk waking her

> up to correct

> her. Also, in the car, we'd pull over if her head

> moved the wrong way

> and correct her. No strollers, no swings, etc. We

> lived repositioning

> for three months, and it paid off big time.

> Best of luck....check out the Nightform mattress it

> was a lifesaver

> for us.

>

>

>

>

>

> > >

> > > Will repositional therapy work after 5 months of

> age for not a

> severe

> > > case?

> > >

> > > Some of what I read says it is not effective -

> but many times

> they

> > > mention that is because it is harder to control

> how the baby

> sleeps

> > on

> > > his head. I am having good luck with it so far

> so I want to know

> if I

> > > will continue seeing improvement if I am able to

> be this

> aggresive

> > with

> > > it?

> > >

> >

>

>

>

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