thread: Chiro thinks our clothies are causing 'funny' walk.

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  1. July 16th, 2009, 10:29 PM #1
    sazzafrazz
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    Thanks Maz, and all of you.

    I have put her in sposies for two days now. Unfortunately I think I can see her walking "SLIGHTLY" better. Jury is still out but I will feel terrible if it seems her nappies have been doing it. Although when I think about it, it hasnt bothered her one iota anyhow!!! I did notice the sposie was leaking by this morning when her sandmans wouldnt normally be Might look for a few second hand to try before outlaying any big dollars.

    You have all given me some great ideas with the brand names. I have really only got a couple different kinds and just stuck with them. I bought them before having her and had never seen any IRL as no friends use them so I was going in blind, so to speak!

    Thanks gang. I will update in a few weeks or so...
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  2. July 16th, 2009, 10:34 PM #2
    Janie
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    Sazz, if it comes to it, I'm happy to lend you an Itti D'lish to see if you like them.....
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  3. July 16th, 2009, 10:40 PM #3
    Olive
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    i can too hun!!
    im seeing my osteo on saturday and i'll try and remember to ask her opinion~!
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  4. July 16th, 2009, 10:49 PM #4
    sazzafrazz
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    you girls are gems!

    That would be great Ajp, if you can remember. Thanks!
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  5. July 17th, 2009, 08:41 AM #5
    maz


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    Sazz - ive got a boo here that id like to send you..PM me your address please
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  6. July 17th, 2009, 09:24 AM #6
    mako
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    Sazz I've just sent you a PM I have a nappy for you.
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  7. July 17th, 2009, 11:33 AM #7
    squidipa
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    thats frustrating hey, im finding drs are so anti cloth like they think that sposies are better. Not that im starting a debate or anything but i was a bub in cloth and i don't think that there is enough evidence to support what that dr is saying is there? please do correct me if i am wrong.

    A few months back i had a dr tell me that using a disposable for my son after a circumcision would be better on an open scar that using a bamboo fitted nappie. Personally i think organic on open wound would be best and also i think bamboo is best than sposies especially in this case.
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  8. July 19th, 2009, 08:19 PM #8
    sazzafrazz
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    Squidipa, the chiro has a 3month old and before she was born she was very interested in my clothies, asking questions, all set to purchase but she has gone with sposies. I wonder if she is somehow easing her own mind???

    For a moment there I was almost swayed by the convenience of the sposies this week. I have really noticed a difference in her walking and it is so improved that I can only explain it by the trim nappies, not just practice. However I have noticed the $15 worth of sposies have almost disappeared already, and that her poor fanny is getting red and I have to use powder, which I never do in cloth, I have decided I need to just change cloth brands. (I am a super scrooge and with TT looming in the next few months I was loath to buy but with the resale value so good i will still be saving.)

    To all you wonderful generous ladies who have offered to lend me Ittis to try, THANKYOU mwah mwah mwah!!! I haven't taken you up on the offer only because I have looked into it a bit more, at lots of photos and descriptions and reviews, and decided to bite the bullet and purchase. I've put in a few bids on some second hand ones and am keeping my fingers crossed. I am super excited by the prospect of AIOs and no more covers Thank you so much though for your trust and generosity. This is what makes the BB community so wonderful!!!
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  9. July 19th, 2009, 08:41 PM #9
    Olive
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    hun i asked my osteo yesterday and she said they should be fine, just make sure she has nappy free time!! its normal to have a wider stance as that helps kids balance, its also normal to be bow legged, then go slightly knocked knee before the legs straighten out ( which is what is happening to DD1), if your in doubt go see an osteo!
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  10. July 20th, 2009, 03:14 PM #10
    sazzafrazz
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    Thanks so much AJP, for asking. I was pretty sure it was normal too. Ive read info about shoes/feet/legs and they can be bowlegged and turned in toes till around 2 I think. Then they turn the other way, leaning IN for a bit, till finally straight around 5or6yrs.
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  11. July 16th, 2009, 10:49 PM #11
    Nettie
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    I have put her in sposies for two days now. Unfortunately I think I can see her walking "SLIGHTLY" better.
    Maybe that's just normal improvement in her walking? Every day she's doing it, she's getting better with her skills...

    I know this isn't easy for you - I know I'd feel torn in two - but you just need to go with your gut. Good luck!
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  12. July 17th, 2009, 11:25 AM #12
    widdly
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    Chiro needs to go back to school
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