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I wouldn't rule out teething either. My son has done well with his
teeth so far (1st at 6 months and he is now almost 19 months);
however, one of his cousins is miserable everytime he gets a tooth
(which I think is maybe more the norm than teeth not being a bother
at all). One thing that seems to work for my nephew is Teething
tablets.
Lisa
--- In Plagiocephaly@yahoogroups. , Kami Whitney <freeflykami@com ...>
wrote:
>
> I don't know, but the second tooth in the set has always come
right behind the first with my 2 kiddos. My little man seemes to
have a lot more difficulty with teeth, and even tho my ped said to
try and avoid the orajel, he just can't cope without it. That first
night I blamed it on the helmet, but he slept much better with the
orajel the next night (and a humidifier for the cold and cooler
jammies).
> It is worth a shot at least!
> Hope you get some better sleep tonight.
> Kami
> Kiley 3
> Keenan 5 months Doc band 1 week
>
> Karen Hill <karen.maurer@...> wrote:
> He did just break a tooth on Saturday, you really think
that could be
> waking him every hour. I just assumed it was the helmet.
>
> --- In Plagiocephaly@yahoogroups. , Kami Whitney <freeflykami@>com
> wrote:
> >
> > Hey!
> > I dont know how old your little one is, but don't rule out
> teething... my little one started getting his teeth the same time
he
> got his band, along with a cold... Last night he was up every hour
or
> 2 and it looks like he is getting his 3rd tooth in less than a
month!!
> > Good luck
> > Kami
> >
> > Karen Hill <karen.maurer@> wrote:
> > Thanks for all the suggestions, I will try it all, we are
> desperate
> > at this point. Last night he woke EVERY hour, I eventually took
him
> > out of his crib and let him sleep in like a rocking
chair/bouncy.
> He
> > at least stopped crying but for some reason every hour he woke
up
> > crying and I just rocked him in his seat and that seemed to calm
> > him. I don't know if that is a bad thing but at least he made it
> > through his first night with it on. I just didn't want to give
in
> > again. We will see how today's naps go, I will keep you posted.
Any
> > other ideas? And did anyone else go through this as well?
> >
> > --- In Plagiocephaly@yahoogroups. , Melissa Pawleycom
> > <melissamc22@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Well, this may not be the most popular answer- but you may
want
> to
> > consider spacing out the wearing a night a little longer. My son
> wore
> > his first for naps, then he would wear it for a few hours at
night,
> > then a few hours more the next couple of nights, then a few
hours
> > more after that until he was finally sleeping all night- We did
> what
> > you did, we would take it off when he woke up
crying...eventually
> he
> > got used to it and for the most part is okay.
> > > I also suggest the fan idea, it helped keep my little guy
> > cooler and the white noise helped calm him.
> > >
> > > Good luck!
> > >
> > > Karen Hill <karen.maurer@> wrote:
> > > My son Joshua (6.5 months old) just got his DocBand
> > friday, 1/11 and we
> > > are having major sleeping issues. Because it is the weekend I
> can't
> > > get a hold of anyone at Cranial Technologies to find out if
this
> is
> > > normal. During the day, he is doing great, he doesn't even
know
> he
> > is
> > > wearing it. But when is comes to napping/bedtime he won't
sleep
> > more
> > > than an hour at a time. He used to be the BEST sleeper, but
now
> you
> > > lay him down and within 30-60 minutes, he is screaming crying.
> It's
> > > not a whimper, I'm tired cry, but a cry like I have never
heard
> > > before. I checked to make sure he isn't to warm/cool and he is
> > fine.
> > > His head is damp/wet, but my child is a "hot" headed little
guy.
> We
> > > have him down to just sleeping in his onesie for now. I just
> don't
> > > know what to do, I don't think he is in pain becuase he wears
it
> > all
> > > day and doesn't cry like this. Could it be the way he is
laying?
> > What
> > > should we do? Is this normal? The first two nights of wearing
it
> by
> > > midnight we had to take it off of him because we couldn't take
> his
> > > crying anymore:( Any advice/suggestions would greatly be
> > appreciated!!
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > "Other things may change us, but we start and end with the
> > family." ~Anthony Brandt
> > >
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