Re: Behavior problems?

[Guest guest]

I think the DO is crazy, quite frankly. I have done a lot of research and have

NEVER come up with anything that said that helmets cause behavioral issues. My

son for one, is the same boy he's always been, no different at all. But I've run

into parents with older children that had been in a helmet and they didn't

report any behavioral issues. Not to mention two of our moderators have older

children who have been out of multiple helmets for years, and have no abnormal

behavior issues. Plus, Cranial Tech and all the other helmet companies have been

doing this stuff for 15+ years, I think we'd have heard of any long term

behavior issues by now.

Conversely, I've known a lot of kids that DIDN'T wear helmets and have

outrageous behavior issues, so really, I would think twice about seeing this DO

again. IMO, he's off his rocker.

Jake-2 (DOCBand Grad 9/08)

Jordan-5

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> Hello,

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> I was talking to a DO today and he told me that he's not too fond of the

helmet and he believes it might cause some behavioral problems in the child down

the line. I was wondering if anyone else heard something similar or if anyone

has noticed behavioral problems in their children?

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> Marina

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[Guest guest]

That's what I thought but just wanted to double check!Sent via BlackBerry from T-MobileFrom: "" Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 14:45:07 -0000<Plagiocephaly >Subject: Re: Behavior problems? I think the DO is crazy, quite frankly. I have done a lot of research and have NEVER come up with anything that said that helmets cause behavioral issues. My son for one, is the same boy he's always been, no different at all. But I've run into parents with older children that had been in a helmet and they didn't report any behavioral issues. Not to mention two of our moderators have older children who have been out of multiple helmets for years, and have no abnormal behavior issues. Plus, Cranial Tech and all the other helmet companies have been doing this stuff for 15+ years, I think we'd have heard of any long term behavior issues by now. Conversely, I've known a lot of kids that DIDN'T wear helmets and have outrageous behavior issues, so really, I would think twice about seeing this DO again. IMO, he's off his rocker. Jake-2 (DOCBand Grad 9/08) Jordan-5 > > > Hello, > > I was talking to a DO today and he told me that he's not too fond of the helmet and he believes it might cause some behavioral problems in the child down the line. I was wondering if anyone else heard something similar or if anyone has noticed behavioral problems in their children? > > Marina >

[Guest guest]

I agree with . Both of my girls wore DOC Bands. They are now 5 1/2 and 3

1/2. They have no abnormal behavior issues. They both act like typical kids

for their age.

mom to na and Kiersten.

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> > Hello,

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> > I was talking to a DO today and he told me that he's not too fond of the

helmet and he believes it might cause some behavioral problems in the child down

the line. I was wondering if anyone else heard something similar or if anyone

has noticed behavioral problems in their children?

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> > Marina

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[Guest guest]

Good to know! ThanksSent via BlackBerry from T-MobileFrom: "" Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 18:08:06 -0000<Plagiocephaly >Subject: Re: Behavior problems? I agree with . Both of my girls wore DOC Bands. They are now 5 1/2 and 3 1/2. They have no abnormal behavior issues. They both act like typical kids for their age. mom to na and Kiersten. > > > > > > Hello, > > > > I was talking to a DO today and he told me that he's not too fond of the helmet and he believes it might cause some behavioral problems in the child down the line. I was wondering if anyone else heard something similar or if anyone has noticed behavioral problems in their children? > > > > Marina > > >