Thank you for your response. My son definatley has the "family head"
both my husband's family and my family has larger heads. We did a CT
on my daughter at 6 mos to be sure, my son now has the same large
head as she did (growth is/was consistenly off the charts for both
kids). My son is a big kid too, and with a bigger head, i've had the
same problem (he also has a big neck, so cutsie little bibs are a
joke!)- the Faded Glory brand tends to run bigger, i've also had good
luck with knits from The Gap... their knits are soft so they stretch
over his head, but they're good quality so they don't stretch out
like some of the cheaper brand clothing. You may want to give them a
try, Gap Outlet is great too and a little more affordable.
Thanks!
--- In Plagiocephaly@
>
> Thanks...I get a little concerned with button-down shirts as my son
> likes to put his shirts in his mouth. Maybe though buying a size
> too big would work although once they are in toddler sizes would
> that be a 3T? That seems really big but I'll have to check.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lisa
>
> --- In Plagiocephaly@
> <tinkmommyof3@
> >
> > I know that my son has a BIG head too. He is also in the 95th
> percent for this head (thanksto his dad and grandfather) and I
found
> the shirts with buttons down the front work great and also to buy
> them a size too big.
> > I hope that helps.
> > Kristen
> > Bradley 8 1/2 months Mod./Sev. Plagio
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message ----
> > From: lka_236 <lka_236@>
> > To: Plagiocephaly@
> > Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 12:06:39 PM
> > Subject: [Plagio] Re: Provider at CIRS Palo Alto
> >
> > Our son had a jump in head growth around 6 months which concerned
> > our ped. We went back 6 weeks later to measure growth and to rule
> > out hydracephalus. The doctor has mentioned before that my
husband
> > has a big head (not in a mean way by any means, just a fact). My
> > son is 95th-97th in height and head size and about 85-90 for
> > weight. I do find that clothing companies need to make neck holes
> > bigger! My son is almost 19 months and wearing 24mos.-2T but some
> > shirts I will need to put away because they are too hard to get
> over
> > his head...any thoughts or brands that work well for kids with
big
> > heads? Back to your son, is your ped concerned or could it be
like
> > my son (just like daddy)?
> >
> > Good luck.
> >
> > lisa
> >
> > --- In Plagiocephaly@ yahoogroups. com, "christineashok"
> > <christineashok@ ...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi,
> > > We saw Bob at CIRS for my daughter's band. She had severe
brachy
> > (flat
> > > in back) and a giant head :-) Bob doesn't have great bedside
> > manner,
> > > but I think he's a good ortho. To me he seems like he's trying
> to
> > be
> > > friendly, but it isn't natural for him. My daughter had very
good
> > > results. For our initial scan we saw Amy, and she is definitely
> > > friendlier. It just turned out that she was on vacation when
our
> > band
> > > came in, and generally once one of them starts working on your
> > band,
> > > they stick with it until your done. I'm sure you could change
to
> > Amy
> > > if you want to.
> > >
> > > About the giant head.... My daughter's head was 50th percentile
> at
> > > birth, but over 90th percentile at 6 mo. They don't like to see
> > your
> > > child's head change from one growth curve to another so this
> > concerned
> > > our ped. However my daughter's development was very good (on
> time
> > or
> > > ahead) and her height and weight were 90% or higher. So at 6 mo
> we
> > got
> > > an ultrasound to check for hydrocephalus. CT scan is a better
> > test,
> > > but since her soft spot was open and there was no sign of delay
> our
> > > ped recommended ultrasound and monitoring future growth (to
> avoid
> > the
> > > radiation of a CT scan). Her head was fine and more or less
> > started
> > > mapping to the 95th percentile growth curve. She's 2 yrs old
now
> > and
> > > her height, weight and head are all about 97th.
> > >
> > > Did you little one always have a big head? Is your ped worried
> > about it?
> > >
> > > If you have any questions that I can answer I would be happy
to.
> My
> > > daughters before and after pics are posted under Our Plagio
> Babies
> > > S/Sydney M.
> > >
> > > -christine
> > > sydney 2 yrs starband grad
> > >
> > > --- In Plagiocephaly@ yahoogroups. com, "aleshiremom2269"
> > > <aleshiremom2269@ > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hi all,
> > > > My son Cody (8 mos.) had his Starband eval with Bob last
week.
> > We know
> > > > that Cody's head measures off the charts but Bob was
> like "WOW,
> > his
> > > > HEAD IS HUGE!" and told me that he'd be off the charts as an
> 18
> > mo. old
> > > > then went on and on for a while about it. I was like "ok, I
> get
> > it my
> > > > kid has a big head, can we move on?" I got the feeling that
> > Bob's
> > > > overall demeanor isn't very pleasant, he got very irritated
> that
> > Cody
> > > > wouldn't hold his neck straight for the scan (torticollis,
> > hello!) and
> > > > now we're having him do his fitting next week. I've heard
good
> > things
> > > > about Amy, but figured we should give Bob one more shot.
> > Actually no
> > > > one at the office was very friendly to us. Were they having
an
> > off day
> > > > or was I? Anyway, any feedback would be great!
> > > >
> > > > Thanks!
> > > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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