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After some manipulation of Paige the Dr assessed that her right shoulder was causing her the discomfort, and was perhaps contributing to her feeding issues due to the nuerological link plus her inablity to feed properly on that side.
It was her right shoulder, and you know how a light bulb just goes OFF in your head...I was able to tell the Dr so many things, that on their own don't mean much, but put them all together and WHAM!!
* Paige always sleeps with her head facing right...The Dr could hardlymove her head to look left it was that stiff.
* Paige always turns to the right when playing with toys.
*Paige always leanes in her carseat and bouncer to the right.
*Paige would fuss and cry whenever I was trying to get her right arm in the arm holes of her clothes.
* When changing Paiges nappy, I noticed her torso was always slightly off centre, and I was always trying to get her left tab over properly.
*Screaming when I wrapped her tightly, as I was pulling her shoulder forward.
So from now on we have to...
*Follow all the feeding solutions as far as the reflux - keep her upright after meals etc no bouncing around etc.
* Switch sides more often on the breast...as soon as she shows discomfort, burp her and swap sides.
* Lift her holding her around her ribs and not directly under her arms...we should all be doing this, as it puts a lot of pressure on their shoulder joints.
* Make sure we encourage Paige to sleep on both sidesof her head and on her back.
* Loosley wrap her...her opinion was that at her age the wrap doesnt need to be tight, if she sleeps well at night...just use the wrap as a cue. Her shoulders need to stay flat and not rolled over when I pull the wrap tight.