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I would keep it on the next 6 weeks. 's head continued to get

worse after 7 months.

Besides, a little lower than 3.6mm won't hurt. There also could be

measurement error so you could really be still above 4mm. My husband

told me the ortho said with these low of numbers there could be up to

1mm measurement error.

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Anyone? I would certainly appreciate any input on when 'enough is

enough.'

Thanks again!

Tracey

>

> Our little gal had her 6 wk scan today (she's in a STARband) and

her measurements have gone from 12.1 to 3.6. We were told that anything

under 6 is considered in the normal range and everyone is so thrilled

at the amazing results she's seen so quickly.

>

> So, you'd think we'd be preparing to take off the band, right?

>

> Well the girls (the banded girl is one of twins) are 7 months old

today but 6 months adjusted age and not sleeping on their tummies or

tolerating tummy time at all.

>

> We were told for the next six weeks that we can be more lax about

the helmet use-- certainly wear it during naps and at night but she can

have it off during the day if she'll be upright (they're sitting

unassisted).

>

> I do NOT want to regress back to the flatness, so at what point

should the band come off-- I just don't think they're gonna crawl

anytime soon so where should I focus efforts? And, unless there's a

compelling event to attend, I say the band stays on all the time for

kickin' around the house or runnin' around town.

>

> Thanks in advance.

> Tracey

>

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I think I would keep the band on a bit longer if its not bothering your daughter or you. I am actually having a similar dilema, my son corrected pretty quickly, to get close to normal range, then seemed to not grow much for a while, so basically I started to feel like well he is good enough, though I have concerns about possible regression since he is sleeping on his back and still favoring that side. so I have been leaving it off, then I will suddenly think , oh his head doesn't look very good, I better put it back on,(still fits) so I've been doing this back and forth the last couple weeks. I wish I had just left it on maybe he would have been even better by now! ugh! so its been frustrating to feel like we're done and then feel like maybe not, so thats why I reccomend leaving it on till you are satisfied

and then just be done! :-)le 9mos

Anyone? I would certainly appreciate any input on when 'enough is

enough.'

Thanks again!

Tracey

>

> Our little gal had her 6 wk scan today (she's in a STARband) and

her measurements have gone from 12.1 to 3.6. We were told that anything

under 6 is considered in the normal range and everyone is so thrilled

at the amazing results she's seen so quickly.

>

> So, you'd think we'd be preparing to take off the band, right?

>

> Well the girls (the banded girl is one of twins) are 7 months old

today but 6 months adjusted age and not sleeping on their tummies or

tolerating tummy time at all.

>

> We were told for the next six weeks that we can be more lax about

the helmet use-- certainly wear it during naps and at night but she can

have it off during the day if she'll be upright (they're sitting

unassisted).

>

> I do NOT want to regress back to the flatness, so at what point

should the band come off-- I just don't think they're gonna crawl

anytime soon so where should I focus efforts? And, unless there's a

compelling event to attend, I say the band stays on all the time for

kickin' around the house or runnin' around town.

>

> Thanks in advance.

> Tracey

>

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