Need a cuppa first...wait
I think that your Chiro is clutching at straws!!!!!! Gives me the willies when people are quick to blame cloth becuase it is cloth and not a sposie!
Your baby has only been walking for 3 months....its completely normal for kids to walk bow legged for 6 - 8 months once they start...and to stumble in their walking for ages too...bugger me Nikolaus is 9 and still walk's like a drunk some days ROFL
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She also has adjusted her sacrum/pelvis as when DD was crawling she was very twisted and tight on one side
Did she think that her twisted pelvis could still be a concern? Has she actually xrayed it for you to see if it is correct???? Have you gotten onto a physio for it? There are many exercises YOU can do to help aswell hon
The girls have given you some great advice re cloth nappies. trimmer crutch nappies...IB's, Swaddles bees, cushie tooshies, Wild child and Auriels to mention a few.
although after reading about your DD pelvis issues and the turning to the side I would suggest a side snapping nappy for the support factor. We have 'crossed over' to them in the last few months and have seen a remarkable difference. M has extreme leg bowing and after I questioned the physio and occupational therapist about it they said it stemmed from his hip/ pelvis area and that he could get support for it when he was older...blah to that...I want to help it along NOW so secretly got side snappers. 6 weeks later when the physio came back she asked what I had done because she couldnt get over the difference in this stance let alone his hip. I showed her the side snapper and she said that the support it was giving him eg tighter fit on the hip was excellent.
So side snapping nappies we now use are Auriels, Bubblebubs and swaddlebees. Ive just ordered a Genesa forge nappy in side snapping also. Yes they cost a little more and its take a while to get enough up for a routation BUT i get family tax benefit for M and if I can help his in this was now by buying these nappies it is worth every cent of not having him teased later in life for having a limp or having a brace on.
Good luck babe....if you need any help im only a PM away![]()





although after reading about your DD pelvis issues and the turning to the side I would suggest a side snapping nappy for the support factor. We have 'crossed over' to them in the last few months and have seen a remarkable difference. M has extreme leg bowing and after I questioned the physio and occupational therapist about it they said it stemmed from his hip/ pelvis area and that he could get support for it when he was older...blah to that...I want to help it along NOW so secretly got side snappers. 6 weeks later when the physio came back she asked what I had done because she couldnt get over the difference in this stance let alone his hip. I showed her the side snapper and she said that the support it was giving him eg tighter fit on the hip was excellent.
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