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My ped told me when she was first born to feed her every 2 hours during the day, that that would help her sleep better at night.
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LO will be 11 months old in a couple of days and we are still BFing! Yay!! I've seen a lot of posts about weaning, so I am curious who else is planning to do child-led weaning? I absolutely love BFing and my LO is a total boob addict. I cannot imagine weaning her just yet. I have decided to let her take the lead on weaning.
Who plans to practice child-led weaning?
Kim + Justin (est. 9/6/03) = DS (10), DD1 (3), DD2 (23 months)
"No one is FREE, who is a slave to their BODY"
It was hard nursing two!
Follow me through my rabbit hole;)
Thinking back to my last nursing session there is no way in hell i would wean my son right now. The expressions, sounds and mannerisms he makes while he nurses says it all, it would be cruel to my son. I get the biggest kick when he is just too busy being a curious monkey to bother wanting to nurse certain parts of the day and then he'll just make a mad dash for my boob and plop down like a limp noodle and suck away, i laugh everytime! I think my tits would have to feel like they were being stung by 100 bees for me to end it.
Well, I didn't plan on quitting BFing but my son decided he was done and wanted a bottle instead. The only time he will BF is when he wakes up in the middle of the night. I had to start pumping and my body gave up on that after that. He was about 9 1/2 months old when he decided to do it himself. I wanted to do it through a year, but he had other plans I guess. My plan was to just slowly go to a bottle or sippy cup close to a year and slowly switch from breast milk to formula by mixing it and gradually decreasing breast milk. That was my plan atleast. Good luck!
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Yep seeemilyplay, we're working on 4 more teeth (to add to the 4 he already has) and it's been a real pain... literally. Though, ever since i let him initiate most of his feedings by latching on himself when he is ready to nurse (no set meal times), he bites less.
Luckily Lily still doesn't have any teeth. I'm definitely not looking forward to the teeth.
Jen - my guess is that your LO went on a nursing strike. At about 9 1/2 months Lily went on a nursing strike and was refusing to nurse. I was having to pump and give it to her in a bottle for about a week or so. We stuck with it and she's back to nursing as she was before.
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Me! I'll definitely do CLW, just like with my other 2:). Dd has 8 teeth, but they haven't been a problem at all.
I agree Kim, sadly nursing strikes gets confused with self weaning all the time, babies self weaning before 1 is extremely rare. These are "breaks" that are usually the result of something very specific and often on the end of the mommy, but gets confused with the thinking that baby no longer wants breast milk. I don't hold it against the moms, many just don't know this and don't have anybody to help them get through that tough time, a support system is so important.
We are! Did with my last too! SOOO much easier than weaning them before they are ready!
We have a mouth full of teeth too! haha, she's got eight already and working on a few more.
I found she's only bitten when she was overtired or frustrated about something, thankfully.
(Course by the time my oldest was weaned, she by far, had a full set! haha)
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Employment-population ratios of women in 12 countries
December 10, 2003
Among 12 developed countries, the United States and Denmark had the highest women's employment-population ratios in 2001—for both countries, the ratio was 57.0 percent.
The employment-population ratios in Sweden (56.8 percent) and Canada (56.2 percent) were nearly as high as in the U.S. and Denmark. Spain and Italy had the lowest ratios, with only one-third of all women employed in 2001.
Of the 12 countries in the chart, the Netherlands had the largest increase in the women's employment-population ratio in the past two decades, from 31.0 percent in 1980 to 54.0 percent in 2001. This increase is attributable primarily to growth in part-time employment for women in the Netherlands.
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Wayne Bernier remembers the tattooed guy with a goatee and sleeveless shirt coming toward him, talking in symbols found on the top row of a keyboard with the shift-key pressed. The guy, a father — we're not talking Ward Cleaver — was not happy with Bernier, who was moonlighting as a football official, as he has for two decades.
The guy wanted a piece of Bernier because he was not satisfied with the officiating — for a sub-varsity game in Amarillo on a Thursday night.
"This was not a game in a stadium, where there is a track and railings between officials and fans," Bernier said. "The fans are right there on the field with their lawn chairs."
The guy got a few yards on the field, close enough that Bernier felt it necessary to take out his cellphone and call police.
"The guy told me I couldn't make him leave, and asked if I was calling my daddy," Bernier said. "I told him to leave, and that I was calling the police.
"The guy tells me he will meet me outside the fence."
Fortunately, for everyone involved, there was no meeting outside the fence, and calmer heads prevailed.
Unfortunately, this type of asinine behavior is a reason why high school football in the Texas Panhandle might have a problem this fall — officially speaking.
Bernier, in a recent letter to the editor (Letter: High school football officials sought, March 25, amarillo.com), detailed the shortage of high school and sub-varsity football officials. Bernier, who worked seven NFL games during the 2012 officials lockout, has worked as an official for 20 years, and is varsity secretary of the Amarillo Chapter of the Texas Association of Sports Officials.
In the past five years, the Amarillo chapter has been hit with a 35 percent decrease in the number of officials. Seven years ago, the area had 150 officials. Bernier now has 92.
There are various reasons for this decline (retirement, family, jobs), but the abuse endured by football officials — from coaches as well as fans — is a factor.
"It is a contributing factor," Bernier said.
Bernier estimates 60 percent of first- and
second-year officials do not return to the field because of abuse.
"Guys don't come back because they flat get their butt handed to them," Bernier said. "This past year, we had a guy last two weeks. He said he was not going to get paid $35 a game and get ripped apart."
Riding the official is part of the game (and the job for referees), but coaches and fans can cross the line. Bernier recalls the time a mother came onto the field, protesting why a clipping penalty was not called.
There is a difference between booing and berating.
"I've been around the entire state of Texas for football, and I will say in the Panhandle we are very blessed to have some very good fans and coaches, but that doesn't mean you don't run across one or two bad ones," Bernier said. "Fans will act the way the head coach acts, most of the time."
Bernier points out Canadian head football coach Chris Koetting as a coach who handles himself the right way. "I'd go to Alaska to officiate a game for him," Bernier said.
Bernier wants it known that most of the abuse endured by football officials does not fall into the worst-case scenarios mentioned above, and he has never been involved in a physical confrontation. However, if coaches and fans would treat the zebras with a little more respect, it might help increase the number of officials.
These guys aren't doing it for the money, but to participate in and give back to a game they love.
Come fall, if there are not enough officials for as many as 28 high school games under the "Friday Night Lights," then fans and coaches will really be upset.
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To former Sen. Fred Thompson: If you don't follow Thompson on Twitter (@fredthompson), you should, if for no other reason than laughs. The former senator and actor is hilarious. His tweets are witty, especially for a politician. I'm assuming, of course, that Thompson is writing his own tweets. No matter who is penning them, Thompson is worth a follow.
A kick in the pants
To the Chicago district of the National Labor Relations Board: This entity ruled last week that college football players at Northwestern could unionize. If college athletes do not want to take advantage of a free education that puts "non-athlete" students in debt for years ... well, as Judge Smails would say, "The world needs ditch diggers, too."
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Fight scenes were uber cheesy. Junior was my favorite character.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.
I love it.
Oh Brother Where Art Thou was one of the FINEST movies I've ever seen!
"Night of the Lepus"
Rabbits run rampant through reduced scale residences.
Cannibal Women in the Avacado Jungle of Death
Hudson Hawk. Double yikes for Bruce Willis and Danny Aiello singing. But at least David Caruso had a NON(!!!!!!)-speaking role.
Mega Shark Versus Giant Octopus
"Morons from Outer Space"
The title says it all.
Plan 9 From Outer Space.
The Manster.
The Adventures of Ford Fairlane
Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle
Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay
Howard the Duck
Guess what I'm watching this weekend!
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Lots of 80s horror films seem to make the list.
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Absolutely classic.
A bad movie, but seems to be more relevant every day.
I loved it....a purposefully '50s Sci-Fi "kitchy" movie...
The Adventures of Remo Williams.
I always was under the impression that it made no waves at the box office but became an instant cult classic that went on and on. Maybe I'm wrong.
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I would watch it, but ever since I found out it had Susan Sarandon in it, I don't think I'll bother.
Every movie on MST 3000.
Loved Buckaroo Banzai. Sigh. I miss the 80s
Demolition Man. Every time i run into a stupid person (several times each day) I recite the mantra...Murder Death Kill!
My Stepmother is an Alien.
Ice Pirates
Buckaroo Bonzai
Foos-ball is for the Devil! A favorite of mine, too!
Casino Royal. Not the recent one, the 1960's one with David Niven and Peter Sellers
Ditto. I even owned the headband...
"Muh hair..."
"Bobby Jo and the Outlaws"
This movie proves Wonder Woman's assets are real.
Waking Ned Levine was a long setup for that one punchline- but it was hilarious
"Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" starring the Bees Gees
The Postman.
Napolean Dynamite
Police Academy
Barbarella, starring that ignorant slut, Jane
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In emulation of Professor Eamonn O Carragain, who has, over the last few decades, demonstrated how words and images together join in that extraordinary cultural achievement which is the Ruthwell Cross, the volume seeks to transcend the established methods of the single discipline. The twenty-six essays draw together insights from fields as diverse as archaeology,
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The Mysterious Moment of Resurrection in Early Anglo-Saxon and Irish Iconography Anna Maria Luiselli Fadda 149
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Skip to comments.Fascism Versus Socialism
Posted on 05/13/2009 12:17:08 PM PDT by Welcome2thejungle
One term that is quite freely bandied about in political discussion without evidently much thought is fascism. While fascism is related to socialism, they should be thought of as cousins, not twins. Both ideologies originated in Europe and both ideologies advocate an all-powerful centralized government. But there are significant differences.
Socialists generally speaking are internationalists who work with eachother across the globe. Fascists are ardent nationalists.
Socialists favor government ownership of the means of production, whereas fascists have no problem with private ownership so long as corporations are compliant with government objectives.
Socialists are ardent secularists and generally disdain organized religion. Fascists often seek and receive the support of the Church and encourage religious participation.
Socialists love social engineering, collective farms and kibbutzes. Fascists are generally socially conservative, support the military, law and order, and traditional family structures.
The archetype fascist, IMHO, was Spain's General Francisco Franco. He was socially conservative, supported the private sector, the military, and the Church.
Is BHO a fascist? In a word, no. He does favor government ownership of the means of production. How many shares of AIG, Citigroup, GM, Chrysler, etc. does the federal government now own? He clearly wants to take over what's left of our private health care system and other industries as well including the automative and energy industries. He hates America and cannot be considered a nationalist in way shape or form and has nothing but contempt for the traditional Church. He also detests the military and is weak on law and order issues as well. He can in no way be described as a social conservative. BHO is clearly a socialist, not a fascist.
While I am not an advocate of fascism, from a conservative point of view it is far more benign than socialism. The late Ambassador, Dr.Jeane Kirkpatrick, found this to be true as well.
Given the choice between Franco and BHO, for me, I would pick General Franco any day over the week over the Marxist radical currently occupying 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
I disagree with the comment that obama is not a nationalist. I think that he is; the nation is just not America.
Obama is a black nationalist, IMO.
Fascism predates Franco.
It is quite false to portray fascists as "traditional", "religious", or "socially conservative". Fascism is a left-wing phenomenon.
I do think you are correct about the national/international divide. Stalin was an International Socialist, and Hitler, Mussolini, and Franco were National Socialists.
Another mistake: Equating Right-Wing Authorianism (Militarism/Nationalism) with Fascism.
Franco was not really Fascist. Pinochet wasn't Fascist. Pilsudski wasn't Fascist. A whole lot of right-wing authoritarians are labelled "fascist" without much thought.
Franco was a Nationalist Authoritarian... not a Fascist.
Fascism is a variety of socialism where there is ostensibly private ownership of business, but the state has total control over it.
I disagree that fascists encourage participation in the Church (at least, the Christian church) or that they favor the traditional family structure. Hitler's Germany was rigidly secular (although they did sort of allow the Church to function, as long as it kept a low profile). Also, it discouraged the traditional family structure by training children to view the State as their "parent" and the proper recipient of love and honor. Children were encouraged to turn in parents who resisted the State.
It is a very interesting issue, indeed.
I disagree. General Franco wasn't a Fascist, he was simply an authoritarian ruler. His model of rule was simply military: Spain constitued a big military camp.
When a tactic did not work, he simply changed it, as a flexible and intelligent fighter. He abandoned his economical autarchic system in 1959, and tried a more classic liberal one which made Spain the second most growing economy among the developed countries during the 1960's, just after Japan.
He supported the Spanish Second Republic, he suffocated a rebellion of the Asturian miners in 1934 against it. Only when it was clear that the 1936 left wing government was taking the steps towards a Socialist revolution, he acted.
He used a Fascist party, Falange, as political wing to fill his regime, but he did not create Falange. He used in the same manner the Catholic church: in the Spanish territories in Northern Africa there was full freedom of religion for Muslims, Jews and Christians.
General Franco, economically, was a true Socialist. He defended the average Spaniard against big banks and companies. Under his rule, an average Spaniard could afford two homes: one in the city and one in the beach (today: none). He limited the profits of the traditional Spanish oligarchies and transfered that money to the people. This is the reason, IMHO, of the bad press against him: big fishes (who own the media) do not forgive him that.
Fascism was a kind of collectivist movement developed by oligarchies as a response to Socialism. It was born in Italy, where the big fishes such as Pirelli and Agnelli (FIAT) among other characters such as former aristocrats, propelled Mussolini into power and in some cases, such as Pirelli, were his ministers.
Socialism was truly a popular movement that allowed the establishment of a dictatorship in order to carry out a plan of consecution or redistribution of wealth. Both Lenin and Hitler were Socialist, however, Lenin ruled a simple economy, therefore he did it directly (with terrible results). Hitler could not affor that: Germany's productive tissue was very complicated. He did in fact own the means of production, when Hitler wanted a popular car, a Volkswagen; engineer Ferdinand Porsche designed it and it began to be produced in a state plant at Wolfsburg, but Hitler preferred to leave the management of the business to the previous owners.
The property of the means of production means nothing in a dictatorship: in the end you have to do what the ruler wants.
I don't think Obama is a Socialist, at least a true Socialist. IMHO, his links with oligarchies, such as the renewable energies ones and involvement in supporting some big companies make him fall in the other side of your classification.
Sarah Palin, confronting big oil companies in Alaska, IMHO is in the opposite side of Fascism and Socialism: she is a true freedom fighter, a person that will defend the weak before the almighty.
However, such people are rare this days.
I think that you are mis-stating a factor of fascism. In fascism the "people" don't own anything. It is privately owned and state controlled. It is a kind of symbiotic relationship between the state and elite group of citizens and industries. The people are just serfs. This is where Obamism differs from fascism, under Obamism there is no private ownership or even stockholders or creditors of regulated industries.
Obama's fascism is really a new form of feudal system. The government are the nobles and the academics take the place of the state run church. The industrialists are like the overseers who manage the private interests at the direction of the elites and union serfs.
We are experiencing economic Fascism, and it is fair to call 0 and our Democrat Congress Fascist. You can go loopy trying to figure out whether of not we fit the Fascist or the Communist mold. The only thing certain is that we are entering new territory. The real confusion in using the terminology of Fascism and Socialism in trying to define our tyrannical oligarchy, comes from the American concept of conservatism and liberalism, right and left. Because American Socialism can be associated with international Communism, the left has always tried to hang the Fascist label around the neck of conservatives, even though American conservatism has nothing to do with Fascism. Fascism is Socialism, which is why 0 and the Socialist Democrats have no reservations in using Fascism to move their agenda, which will eventually give way to international Communism. Our Capitalist system is being usurped by Fascist economics. Call it a step in the Socialist revolution. A case can also be made that the destruction of our culture, liberties and individualism is nothing more than an assault of PC Fascism. Our leftist leaders are as Nazi-like as they come, without firing up the concentration camps, and we will see reeducation camps before they are done. Can we accuse 0 of being Hitleresque while calling him a Marxist? Of course we can, and we are correct in doing so.
Concur. Fascist governments took control of education and encouraged children to give up tradition, and to go against their parents. A new way was on the horizon. The church was coerced to promote the State over God. In fact, the State eventually replaced God in the Fascist states.
I Really think there needs to be a new term for what Obama is doing. We could call it Obamaism.
Where Socialism is the means of achieving Communism, you could see Obamaism as a means of achieving Socialism.
Where Facsism is socially "right-wing" and supports private ownership that is strictly controlled by the govt, you could see Obamaism as "left-wing" Fascism that uses govt regulations to make privately owned owned business die and creates the opportunity to nationalize everything. then voila, Socialism.
Also, i could see Obamaism as militarily inclined, when BO finally has his private army up and ready to "keep the people safe", if you know what i mean. ;)
Socialists generally speaking are internationalists who work with each other across the globe. Fascists are ardent nationalists.
I guess so. But you have to take into account that fascism and socialism have some of the same roots. That doesn't meant that they're the same thing or that they don't have connections to other philosophies.
Theory and practice also differ. Stalin was an "internationalist" in theory, but in practice, he certainly wasn't indifferent between various countries: he favored the big one that he controlled.
Whether Hitler really was a nationalist is also something people argue over. He certainly looked like one at the beginning of his rule. But by the end, he was aiming at something far bigger than Germany.
Socialists favor government ownership of the means of production, whereas fascists have no problem with private ownership so long as corporations are compliant with government objectives.
Fascists weren't opposed to starting up state-owned enterprises. And they certainly did expropriate some enterprises -- Jewish or foreign ones, certainly.
Social Democrats don't appear to have any problem with private ownership "so long as corporations are compliant with government objectives." Look at Sweden.
If Obama or other politicians today are socialists, that doesn't mean that they won't tolerate private or corporate property, just that they want control of aspects of its operation and profits.
Socialists are ardent secularists and generally disdain organized religion. Fascists often seek and receive the support of the Church and encourage religious participation.
Up to a point. But there are religious socialists. And fascists' relations with established churches may be more a matter of practicality, rather than of theory. Mussolini and Hitler weren't exactly other worldly or Christian in their thinking.
Socialists love social engineering, collective farms and kibbutzes. Fascists are generally socially conservative, support the military, law and order, and traditional family structures.
Others have brought up the objection to this quite well. Not every military dictator was a fascist. And Franco, though not a fascist, was a centralist. Basques and Catalans wouldn't call him respectful of their traditional institutions.
I'm not saying that you're wrong. Just that any generalization is going to have exceptions. For one thing, you have to compare one form of totalitarianism with another. Comparing a totalitarian group with one which contains totalitarians and non-totalitarians will give questionable results.
I'd certainly prefer to have lived under a typical Latin American or European dictatorship than under Stalin or Lenin. Throw Hitler into the picture, and things get complicated. He was as bad as Stalin, if not worse.
A country like today's Sweden, though "socialist," probably is better than either fascist or a communist states were. Whatever its vices, there is still a measure of personal freedom there that fascist or communist states didn't allow.
That is true under the Obama fascism, but it wasn't exactly true under the original fascism. The old fascism was based on favoritism that killed competition and controlled prices. It wasn't based on benefit to the people. It was based on benefit to the state. The state and people are not the same entity in a fascist regime. That's the difference.
Under Obamism the unions and the state are the same entity. Obama is determined to "return the wealth" to the workers from whom, he "feels" it was stolen. Plainly Obama wants a redistribution of wealth, transfering the ownership to the unions, but controlled by the government. That's why it's neither true socialism nor true fascism. Obama seems to think that the real entrepreneurs will work for next to nothing to the benefit of the unions. Obama can't even find people to work for his administration, how does he think he's going to find people to run "private" industry for the government and unions?
I haven't been explaining this very well. What I am trying to say is that in true fascism, the people own NOTHING, not even in name only. In socialism, the people nominally own everything. In Obamism the people, nominally own or have the right to own everything, but Obama still expects the the private entrepreneur to contribute at the same rate, but under heavy regulation. Obamism is like something directly from Atlas Shrugged. I expect Obama to enact a anti-dog eats dog rule at any time.
I think that the difference is between European ideology and US style ideology. A European poster, last week, said that the difference is that the European model lacks the antipathy of the union worker for the owner/management. They aren't trying to make any retribution for past perceived injustices, as is present in the US model and Obamism. Obama thinks of his economic ideology as a type of restorative justice.
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My daughter is a VERY late starter...she just turned 13 months and has been in her Hanger band for 3 days now. I never thought twice about it...I didn't even realize there were different brands. My doc sent me to Hanger, and our insurance deemed it medically necessary. I haven't had any doubts until I started reading reviews and I'm SOO worried that it's going to make her head worse, not better. With her only having to wear it for 2 months, how do I know if it's getting worse or not? Anyone else have success/failure stories with Hanger? Please help...we're only in this 2 days so far, so I need to know now if it's a mistake. Thanks.....
Scared about Hanger Band
Now you have me worried! We went to Hanger too, and my son has only worn it for a week and a half but I was thinking at first that it was getting worse. I'm hoping that's just because I'm noticing a change that will be for the better eventually. Where did you read the negative reviews?
Wow, my son also just started wearing the Hanger Band a few weeks ago. After wearing it for about a week he developed a sore on his head and I took him back to the orthotist and they shaved the Helmet down some. The sore broke open again and got infected. I called Hanger and asked what we could do, and she tells me that I need to speak to my sons doctor. I asked her if this is common and she says that she has never heard of this happenenig before. I then ask how many patients they have for the helmet and she says a handful! WTF.....Now I'm freaking out and because it's a hanger band I don't think we can go anywhere else. I also never knew that there were different brands. Now I stumble upon this post! Please if anyone has anymore info on this let me know.
My daughter who is now 16 months old started wearing a passive helmet back when she was 5.5 months old. She grew considerably during the 3.5 months that she was in it, yet the band made her brachy and plagio worse. She wasn't wearing a Hanger band but you do hear a lot about failed Hanger bands, especially if you are a member of the Plagio Yahoo Group. At 9.5 months she got her 1st DOC band and we started seeing improvements immediately. She will be graduating from her second DOC band in 8 days.
My advice to you is to do your reseach now. Ask for references, get online and join the Plagio Yahoo Group. Post your location and see if anyone responds. You need to make sure that your babies are in good hands. Don't wait 3.5 months like I did to take action. My daughter's brachy will never be within normal range because of the time we wasted in the passive helmet, but thanks to her DOC bands, her head is now round and she looks more "normal" to most.
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I checked out your blog. amazing.
Can I ask, why you decided to go with the passive helmet over the others in the first place? Also, why didn't you go with the starband again?
Seeing the pictures of your DD make me really second guess our current plan of waiting and seeing. He's 7 months old. It's not quite as severe and I don't think he has any plagio- just brachy. He is also a reflux baby and would not be comfortable in any position but on his back because of the pressure any sitting or tummy time would put on his stomach.
I don't know that we have many options where I am at. I have found a couple of possibilities through the internet and have sent off emails to both of them. I too have received the statement from our pedi that it will round out and it will get better on it's own. Since I first really noticed it two months ago, we have seen some improvement because he is finally spending more time on his tummy, he's rolling and sitting and is off his head a lot more than he used to be. However, I don't know that it's enough.
we do not have a DOC band center closer than 7 hours away. I believe there is a STAR band facility at an orthotic company here but I don't know how reputable the facility is and how often they treat children with the band since it obviously deals with more than just STAR band.
I hope I can make the right decision for my son.
Thanks for posting. It's nice to see success- especially with a child that is older when getting started.
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Answering where I read the negative reviews...I've been googling anything pertaining to cranial band reviews that I can find. We love our orthotist...and the band has been wonderful. The few negative reviews though that I've found didn't state the brand..they just said they made their child's head worse, and then they had to go to a DOC band for a lot longer to fix the problem.
Has anyone ever had anything happen that changed the shape of their forehead? I'm trying to figure out if I'm imagining things or if it's pushing her forehead out a little bit. I don't even know if that's anatomically possible...I don't know the placement of all the bones in the skull. Just wondering if that's ever been a problem for anyone else. Thanks for you comments...
I am probably the review you read about somewhere online. The brand we used that didn't work for us was from Eastern Cranial Affiliates. We did switch to the DOC band after 3.5 months and started seeing results right away.
What I don't understand is who told you that your daughter can only be in her band for 2 months? Isn't a Hanger band supposed to last up to 6 months, just like the STARband?
Maysa, 16 months, 7 days till graduation
For those of you with the Hanger Band, do you have to take your baby in every couple of weeks for adjustments?
Adjustments NEED to be made right away, otherwise the band can/will push growth in the wrong direction to misshape head more or cause sore spots. Hanger's website says, "As your baby grows adjustments are necessary. Follow-up visits are required to ensure proper fit and the best clinical outcome for your baby."
Whereas Cranial Tech.'s treatment says, "Adjustments are made to the band weekly or bi-weekly." which are listed on their websites.
Take lot's of pictures! I know it's hard sometimes to capture what you see in person on film but it helps prove your child's condition, I regret not doing this as much and now I have nothing to compare to since his head is regressing and may need a second band. He did have severe plagio though, I just didn't understand how severe.
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I know you are a huge advocate for DOCband. Do you have thoughts about the STARband? We are in a STARband, which is an active helmet, not passive. My little dude is not doing alot of growing right now, so we're just waiting for a big growth spurt, so we can see some progress... I just wondered...you seem like such a knowledgable plagio/bracy momma!
My son has been in a Hanger helmet for a couple of weeks now and I have seen some amazing results already. We go in on Tues to get the exact measurements but his head is rounding out beautifully, in my opinion. I too didn't do research before choosing Hanger, well besides they are the only company in my area but am happy. His ortho is wonderful and I only had to have one adjustment, which was very minor and all they did was shave off a little where it was rubbing on the side of his head. I am happy so far with the helmet and his head shape. I hope that helps ease some of your fears.
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