Re: Baby Borjn carrier

[Guest guest]

>

> I was just wondering if anyone knows if a baby can be comfortable

in

> a carrier with their casts on. Are their legs too heavy to hang

> from it?

>

> I am expecting my son with Bilateral clubfeet on 3/6 and have just

> been wondering about whether we will be able to use it or not.

>

> Thanks,

> Caroline

I had no problem using it. In fact, when I had to take him for weekly

casting changes on Angel Flights and in vans, carrying the car seat

with me, it was the only way to manage him and everything else I had

to carry. If he was in for a long period of time I would lift his

legs a little to take the weight off. Now with the dbb it is no

problem at all.

and bilateral clubfoot 11/10/03 dbb 23/7

[Guest guest]

My daughter had a heel cord release at 7months and she was casted

for 3weeks afterwards and I used a baby carrier just fine. I will

admit she did get very heavy to carry around but she seemed to enjoy

it with no problem. After her casting she was really clingy to me so

it helped out a lot!

and

BL CF 12/16/03

> >

> > I was just wondering if anyone knows if a baby can be

comfortable

> in

> > a carrier with their casts on. Are their legs too heavy to hang

> > from it?

> >

> > I am expecting my son with Bilateral clubfeet on 3/6 and have

just

> > been wondering about whether we will be able to use it or not.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Caroline

>

>

>

> I had no problem using it. In fact, when I had to take him for

weekly

> casting changes on Angel Flights and in vans, carrying the car

seat

> with me, it was the only way to manage him and everything else I

had

> to carry. If he was in for a long period of time I would lift his

> legs a little to take the weight off. Now with the dbb it is no

> problem at all.

>

> and bilateral clubfoot 11/10/03 dbb 23/7