Hi Paula,

Thanks for the tips on what to use for feeding. I will have a look for the 'Snazzy Baby'.
Hayley also hated being on her tummy. When I asked the clinic nurse about it she said that that was because when they lift their head on their tummy they use alot of tummy muscles and now those muscles are restricted because of the spica which makes it more difficult. She also suggested a cushion and when she starts to grizzle to take her off her tummy (we were told by the cast technician that she needed to be on her tummy for 1/2 an hour at a time, which is impossible!). The cushion worked well for Hayley and although she still only stays on her tummy for a little while she prefers to be on the cushion ten flat on the floor.
I hope the cushion works for you and Sienna and thanks again for the high chair tips.
Have a great Christmas and New Year!

Monica
Thanks Monica, I will give the cushion a go and try for 30mins a day. But as you say, that is going to be hard.
Can anyone help me in regards to when we should take Sienna's tape off her open reduction wound. The nurses told us 7-10 days, we tried last night which is just over 2 weeks and it looks like we pulled a stitch. I am a bit scared to try again, apart from the fact that Sienna absolutely screamed from the pain of pulling the tape. I assume we need to do it to give the wound some air and to heal properly. Any advice would be great.

Take care all
Paula