Torticollis Pictures: 7 months of PT

It's crazy to think that Kellyn has been doing physical therapy for her torticollis for almost seven months.  That's equates to almost half of her life considering she'll be 14 months in a little over a week.  I feel like her torticollis progress has plateaued over the past few months.  In my opinion, the head tilt doesn't look more pronounced, but it also doesn't look much better than it did a few months ago.  That's a little frustrating to me since I dedicate a good chunk of time daily to her torticollis exercises.  I just want to know that the hard work I'm putting in is actually making a difference.  On a positive note, her motor skills are continually progressing.  Over the past few weeks, she went from taking a couple steps to taking several steps. We still have tons of spills and I would not officially qualify her as a walker yet, but she's certainly on her way.  Anyways, check out her progress pictures below.

Pretty accurate representation of her current head tilt. Happy about her great progress
since the beginning, but frustrated that progress plateaued in the past few months

Caught her head tilt at its worst in the picture.

Head tilt looking better a moment later.

Torticollis looking pretty much non-existent here.
Amazing how much her head tilt can change within a few seconds.

I'm probably the only one who regularly notices that she tilts her head.

When she's really focusing on something (like chowing down on a book),
she's more likely to tilt her head.

Looking pretty midline here.

So grateful that her facial symmetry has dramatically improved since the beginning of treatment.

"Look mom, no hands!" Well almost no hands :)