Guest guest Posted September 2, 2010 Report Share Posted September 2, 2010 Just FYI - It is true about the follow-ups. Maybe go back and demand they do it anyway? Let them know other older babies have had success and other locations in Canada do take older babies. Cry in the middle of the clinic. Whatever works. I really hope you can find someone to help. I'm sorry you're in such a frustrating situation. > > > > My 13.5 months twin boys both had flattened heads, one to the left the other to the right. I was too wrong to take my family doctor's words when he told me that repositioning will fix the babies head shapes when I went to see him as my babies 6 months old. Are there any moms who had similar experiences and had their babies head shapes fixed after? I tried to make appointment with BC Women's Hospital, but after two weeks when I called them again, they told me my babies are too old for helmets. I am super worried now. Any help would be appreciated! > > > Hi. My daughter was born with a neck condition that in turn caused her to develop plagiocephaly. The phyio therapist and doctors all told me to wait and see if the repositioning and exercise corrected it. When she hit the 11 month old mark and with some improvement, I was not satisfied with the results. I was also told that is she reached a certain age she would not be helmeted. I took her to the head shape clinic and was told that if wanted we could go ahead and helmet her but the results may be minimal to none. We went ahead and after the 4 months her head is much better. Not perfect but we are happy with the results! If you want your child in a helmet keep pushing as the results can be positive. Good luck. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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