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Ok...my son Westley is 1 years old. I thought this thing would get

easier! But it isn't! Every night is a constant 2-3 hour ordeal

with the DDB. He cries and cries and tries to take it off. And

most nights he is successful at getting it off by himself. He moves

and wiggles and kicks until he gets out. We put it back on...same

thing happens. Eventually, we are so sleep deprived and feel so

sorry for him because he has cried for 2 hours that we give in.

I am up in the air about what the heck to do. I mean the kid is

refusing to wear the thing. I keep saying...he'll get used to

it....it will get better....but he has been in the thing since he

was 3 or 4 months old. It was fine the 24/7 for three months, but

once he knew what it was like to be out of it...it went down hill

and just keeps getting worse.

We have tried everything to keep them from slipping off. Shoe laced

differently, added padding here and there, new shoes, thicker socks,

thinner socks, no tongue, you name it. I am just ready to give up.

I saw a lady at Shriner's who's son wouldn't keep his bar on and

they were doing casting again. Every six months the feet would be

casted for one week...until he is 3 or 4 years old. Is this an

option? I think I'd rather deal with a week of hell every 6 months

than to deal with this every night.

I know this group is VERY pro-ponsetti, so please do not get mad at

me for wanting to give up on this bar. I just need some help and

input before I go insane! Thank you all!!

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