Below is a video product review of the Snuggin Go and the Torticollis Support Kit. If you prefer a written review instead, check out this previous post reviewing these products.
Monday, February 3, 2014
Saturday, February 1, 2014
Range of Motion Exercise #3
Due to Kellyn's right torticollis, she has limited range of motion turning her head towards her right side. This exercise will help increase her range of motion looking towards her right. I like this exercise because I could sometimes get away with Kellyn not even realizing we're doing a torticollis exercise. When babies are young, they often get pretty captivated by an interesting toy. And since young babies are often too young to crawl, they can be pretty content just staying in one place and looking at something interesting. Unfortunately, by the time your baby is mobile, this exercise may become near impossible to do since baby is unlikely to stay in one place for you. I am including both a video demonstration and a written explanation of this exercise.
Video Tutorial:
Video Tutorial:
Friday, January 31, 2014
Supported Crawling Position #2
I'm anxious for my daughter to start crawling in hopes that her torticollis will improve. Other parents have reported that achieving this skill has made a difference in their child's torticollis. Anyways, this is a pretty simple exercise that will allow your baby to become more comfortable being on the hands and knees crawling position. It will also allow your baby to partially balance her body weight with one hand just like she would during crawling. In the space below, I have included both a video tutorial and written instructions detailing this exercise.
Video Tutorial:
Video Tutorial:
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