Our PT doesn't think it is necessary, because she feels Kade's head isn't as bad as I think it is.
So what to do.
You're probably wondering what the heck I'm talking about well......
With Kade's Torticollis he doesn't turn his head both ways, so one side of his head is flattening.
With this one cheek isn't filling out as much, and one eye is a little smaller than the other.
Many people don't notice it, but I do.
Maybe I do because as a mom you look at every inch of you baby all the time.
Maybe it's because it is noticeable.
What the helmet does is put pressure on the side of the head that is pushing out, and its open on the flat side.
With this the head should round back out.
Many people say just keep his hair long.
Well, if you know me, you know Krew gets his hair cut about every other week.
I don't like long hair on boys, and have very strong opinions on it.
In short I feel people act they way they are kept. You dress like a slob you act like a slob. You wear your hair like a punk you act like one. You dress for success you are successful. I know when I get ready for work in the morning I keep this thought in my head when I'm tempted to pull my hair up in a wet pony tail.
I know petty, but something I feel. Same reason my boys will NEVER get their ears pierces, their hair colored, or grow it out. Not until they are 18 at least.
So back to my great debate. Have my baby wear a helmet for a few months and then be normal again. Let me inform you these helmets are not covered by insurance, and cost around $3,000...Yikes.
Or have a little odd shape to our head that may self correct as he grows stronger and moves more.