Re: Clothing for Bar/Dr. Ponseti

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

I second the suggestion of Baby Gap or Gap Kids for pants with the

snaps. The baby gap jeans are fantastic because not only do they

have snaps in sizes up to 24 months, they have a line of jeans with

a soft and comfy lining in them! I wish they sold adult jeans like

that! But no cute little onesie outfits for my boy! Even if pants

don't have the snaps in them I've found that if they're just a

little bit baggy I can change diapers just fine. Of course, to

change the clothes I'd have to take the shoes off, but I found that

a 2 or 3 minute break is nice every once in a while and I can check

to make sure there weren't any sores discomfort.

As far as pajamas go, I've found that just buying 2-piece pajamas

worked for me. The ones that don't have the feet in them. That

way, when I change a diaper, I just pull the pants down to the

ankles (leaving the bar and shoes on), and change the diaper and

pull the pants back up. Land's End has some warm and comfortable

two piece pj sets. I bought 2 and always have a clean pair while the

other is in the wash.

Hope this is helpful!

( rcf 3/30/04)

>

> Hello Everyone,

>

> We are newcomers to the site, but not to clubfeet. I have a 7-

month-

> old daughter (bilateral atypical) who was treated unsuccessfully

by a

> Ponseti certified doctor, and has been seeing Dr. Ponseti since

the

> beginning of November. He is a WONDRFUL doctor, and I encourage

anyone

> who's on the fence about whether or not they should see him, to

> definitely do so! I wish it had dawned on us to see him months

before

> we did.

>

> My daughter has been in the bar for a little over a month, and I'm

> wondering if anyone has any advice on clothing for the FAB over 12

> months of age (she's quite the chunker). It's becoming

> increasingly harder to find clothes that snap on the inside of the

> legs, just curious if anyone has and advice on brands or stores

that

> may carry this type of clothing.

>

> We'd also like to thank you all very much for diligently spreading

the

> word of Dr. Ponseti and his method via the internet!

>

[Guest guest]

I just bought a snap machine at a fabric store. I haven't used it yet, but I

plan on undoing the hem on pants or cute outfits and adding snaps so Maddie can

wear them. I'll let you know how it goes.

Michele

5/18/02 and Maddie 9/6/05 bcf

jayroport wrote:

Hi there,

I second the suggestion of Baby Gap or Gap Kids for pants with the

snaps. The baby gap jeans are fantastic because not only do they

have snaps in sizes up to 24 months, they have a line of jeans with

a soft and comfy lining in them! I wish they sold adult jeans like

that! But no cute little onesie outfits for my boy! Even if pants

don't have the snaps in them I've found that if they're just a

little bit baggy I can change diapers just fine. Of course, to

change the clothes I'd have to take the shoes off, but I found that

a 2 or 3 minute break is nice every once in a while and I can check

to make sure there weren't any sores discomfort.

As far as pajamas go, I've found that just buying 2-piece pajamas

worked for me. The ones that don't have the feet in them. That

way, when I change a diaper, I just pull the pants down to the

ankles (leaving the bar and shoes on), and change the diaper and

pull the pants back up. Land's End has some warm and comfortable

two piece pj sets. I bought 2 and always have a clean pair while the

other is in the wash.

Hope this is helpful!

( rcf 3/30/04)

>

> Hello Everyone,

>

> We are newcomers to the site, but not to clubfeet. I have a 7-

month-

> old daughter (bilateral atypical) who was treated unsuccessfully

by a

> Ponseti certified doctor, and has been seeing Dr. Ponseti since

the

> beginning of November. He is a WONDRFUL doctor, and I encourage

anyone

> who's on the fence about whether or not they should see him, to

> definitely do so! I wish it had dawned on us to see him months

before

> we did.

>

> My daughter has been in the bar for a little over a month, and I'm

> wondering if anyone has any advice on clothing for the FAB over 12

> months of age (she's quite the chunker). It's becoming

> increasingly harder to find clothes that snap on the inside of the

> legs, just curious if anyone has and advice on brands or stores

that

> may carry this type of clothing.

>

> We'd also like to thank you all very much for diligently spreading

the

> word of Dr. Ponseti and his method via the internet!

>

[Guest guest]

Baby Gap has some, but we've found more of a selections with Cater's (runs

small) that goes up to 24 months. Gymboree has sizes up to at least 3T that

have snaps up both legs.

and Rich wrote: We are also getting to that

point. Someone had told me baby gap had snaps

on the bigger sizes. Also I found some at Babies r Us recently. If I find

more I'll post again.

and Logan 23/7 2 mo

Clothing for Bar/Dr. Ponseti

Hello Everyone,

We are newcomers to the site, but not to clubfeet. I have a 7-month-

old daughter (bilateral atypical) who was treated unsuccessfully by a

Ponseti certified doctor, and has been seeing Dr. Ponseti since the

beginning of November. He is a WONDRFUL doctor, and I encourage anyone

who's on the fence about whether or not they should see him, to

definitely do so! I wish it had dawned on us to see him months before

we did.

My daughter has been in the bar for a little over a month, and I'm

wondering if anyone has any advice on clothing for the FAB over 12

months of age (she's quite the chunker). It's becoming

increasingly harder to find clothes that snap on the inside of the

legs, just curious if anyone has and advice on brands or stores that

may carry this type of clothing.

We'd also like to thank you all very much for diligently spreading the

word of Dr. Ponseti and his method via the internet!

[Guest guest]

Sears has an entire line of clothing that has snaps on the pants, and

footless sleep and plays. They are cheap and cute too. The pants

have snaps all they way up to the 24 month sizes.

Old Navy also has plenty of clothing with snaps, as does Baby Gap.

I've also see lots of the sleep and plays without feet and snaps up

both legs at Babies R Us. JC Penney has them too.

Everything I've seen lately has been on clearace too, so it would be

a great time to look!

>

> Hello Everyone,

>

> We are newcomers to the site, but not to clubfeet. I have a 7-

month-

> old daughter (bilateral atypical) who was treated unsuccessfully by

a

> Ponseti certified doctor, and has been seeing Dr. Ponseti since the

> beginning of November. He is a WONDRFUL doctor, and I encourage

anyone

> who's on the fence about whether or not they should see him, to

> definitely do so! I wish it had dawned on us to see him months

before

> we did.

>

> My daughter has been in the bar for a little over a month, and I'm

> wondering if anyone has any advice on clothing for the FAB over 12

> months of age (she's quite the chunker). It's becoming

> increasingly harder to find clothes that snap on the inside of the

> legs, just curious if anyone has and advice on brands or stores

that

> may carry this type of clothing.

>

> We'd also like to thank you all very much for diligently spreading

the

> word of Dr. Ponseti and his method via the internet!

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome to the board!

Not sure if this will help you, but it might help others reading this

as well.

I was in JCPenney this weekend and they had the Okey Dokey brand

fleece rompers/sleepers (can be worn as a playsuit or pajamas) on

*super* clearance, over 70% off. I used these a lot for (way

back when).

& (3-16-00, left clubfoot)

[Guest guest]

,

you might still be able to use the clothing with the cuffs if you can

take the shoes off the bar. I did the same thing when Sammy was in

the bar 23/7 - bought these cute little one piece outfits with snaps

not realizing they didn't snap all the way open. I was able to take

his shoes off the bar and slip his foot, still in the shoe, through

the hole in the cuff, and then put the bar back on. I just don't know

how easy it is to take the shoes on and off the bar with the P/M's,

anyone have any input on this one?

I also use the footed pj's as ee suggested, I just cut a big hole

in the bottom of the footed part. The footie pj's are just so cheap

from Walmart/Target, I guess I figured it would be easier than

searching for ones that snap all the way down.

Hello Everyone,

>

> We are newcomers to the site, but not to clubfeet. I have a 7-month-

> old daughter (bilateral atypical) who was treated unsuccessfully by a

> Ponseti certified doctor, and has been seeing Dr. Ponseti since the

> beginning of November. He is a WONDRFUL doctor, and I encourage

anyone

> who's on the fence about whether or not they should see him, to

> definitely do so! I wish it had dawned on us to see him months

before

> we did.

>

> My daughter has been in the bar for a little over a month, and I'm

> wondering if anyone has any advice on clothing for the FAB over 12

> months of age (she's quite the chunker). It's becoming

> increasingly harder to find clothes that snap on the inside of the

> legs, just curious if anyone has and advice on brands or stores that

> may carry this type of clothing.

>

> We'd also like to thank you all very much for diligently spreading

the

> word of Dr. Ponseti and his method via the internet!

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

At 10:08 AM 1/23/2006, you wrote:

>,

>you might still be able to use the clothing with the cuffs if you can

>take the shoes off the bar. I did the same thing when Sammy was in

>the bar 23/7 - bought these cute little one piece outfits with snaps

>not realizing they didn't snap all the way open. I was able to take

>his shoes off the bar and slip his foot, still in the shoe, through

>the hole in the cuff, and then put the bar back on. I just don't know

>how easy it is to take the shoes on and off the bar with the P/M's,

>anyone have any input on this one?

need screwdriver... not easy. I think they are working on a quick

release version though.

kori

(can't type till i fix the nail i bent backwards and broke in the

night somehow on darbi's pm's... owie every time i hit a key and

doing this post was not easy! i will see y'all later after i figure

that out LOL!)

>I also use the footed pj's as ee suggested, I just cut a big hole

>in the bottom of the footed part. The footie pj's are just so cheap

>from Walmart/Target, I guess I figured it would be easier than

>searching for ones that snap all the way down.

>

>

>

> Hello Everyone,

> >

> > We are newcomers to the site, but not to clubfeet. I have a 7-month-

> > old daughter (bilateral atypical) who was treated unsuccessfully by a

> > Ponseti certified doctor, and has been seeing Dr. Ponseti since the

> > beginning of November. He is a WONDRFUL doctor, and I encourage

>anyone

> > who's on the fence about whether or not they should see him, to

> > definitely do so! I wish it had dawned on us to see him months

>before

> > we did.

> >

> > My daughter has been in the bar for a little over a month, and I'm

> > wondering if anyone has any advice on clothing for the FAB over 12

> > months of age (she's quite the chunker). It's becoming

> > increasingly harder to find clothes that snap on the inside of the

> > legs, just curious if anyone has and advice on brands or stores that

> > may carry this type of clothing.

> >

> > We'd also like to thank you all very much for diligently spreading

>the

> > word of Dr. Ponseti and his method via the internet!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >