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Jodie,

The adjustment period is usually just a day or two, it normally gets

better if everything is going right w/ the shoes. It sounds like his

heels might not be down in the shoes properly which is causing him

pain. Have you been checking for blisters/pressure sores? If you are

getting his heels down and the strap tight then the heels should stay

down. Have you gone through the " tips and tricks " list that is posted

to the group periodically? If you don't have this I'm sure Kori can

send it to you. Let us know how you are doing. Hope this helps.

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> Yesterday was Zach's first day in the DBB. Throughout the day he

> was pretty good with it, but night time was a different story. We

> were up all night. He would sleep and then let out an awful cry

> every 15 minutes when he tried to move his legs. I couldn't do

> anything to stop this from happening. He slept in my bed and it

> still didn't help. Needless to say, I feel like a zombie and don't

> know how many nights I can take this. I do have a hard time getting

> his heel to stay down in the shoes and am wondering if they are set

> up right. Please tell me this gets better.

>

> Jodie

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Provided the shoe is fitting him correctly, this too shall pass. Here is a

suggestion to help (I'm assuming he's an infant) - swaddle him tightly in a

blanket that is large enough to wrap all the way around him about twice. Do you

know how to *swaddle*?

What this does is pretty much keeps the baby from being able to flop around and

discover his feet wont kick the way he wishes they would. He'll be all tight

and secure, just the way babies like so he feels safe.

s.

How long is the adjustment period

Yesterday was Zach's first day in the DBB. Throughout the day he

was pretty good with it, but night time was a different story. We

were up all night. He would sleep and then let out an awful cry

every 15 minutes when he tried to move his legs. I couldn't do

anything to stop this from happening. He slept in my bed and it

still didn't help. Needless to say, I feel like a zombie and don't

know how many nights I can take this. I do have a hard time getting

his heel to stay down in the shoes and am wondering if they are set

up right. Please tell me this gets better.

Jodie

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