Babies: 0 - 3 Months
LO has Torticollis. :-(
I figured this already, but for some reason I was hoping it wasn't the case. However our pedi confirmed it at our appointment today and referred us to a physical therapist. LO has constantly looked to his right and rarely follows anything or anyone to the other side. He has done it so we know it's possible but he rarely looks to his left. I know Torticollis is very treatable but for some reason I'm super bummed out about it.
LO is only 4 1/2 weeks and he is just now getting over a nasty cold he caught at about 2 weeks that has had him miserable...now this. I guess I'm feeling like he can't catch a break. :-(
Anyone else have any personal experience with torticollis?
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Re: LO has Torticollis. :-(
I had torticollis. It really wasn't a big deal growing up. I did everything anyone else did...my head just tilted to the one side and my neck muscles are longer on one side
DS1 was diagnosed with torticollis at his 2 month check-up. He was referred for PT and did it for about 8 months once a week. He is now a very healthy and active 3 year old.
I remember feeling the same way when he was diagnos
We were diagnosed with a mild case this 2 weeks ago. DS would not turn his head to the right when we are doing tummy time. He will turn to the right when on his back or propped on my shoulder, but not when he is laying on his belly. He tracks f
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