June 10, 2010
Sydney is about 1 month old in this video. With all the wires and tubes, it got kinda frustrating moving Sydney around. You would untangle everything, and put her in your lap - somehow that small act would tangle everything again. So while y'all were sitting there, the nurse would untangle her lines again. In about 30 min when it was time to put her back in the crib, her lines would be tangled again! (all you did was just sit there!)
To keep her head "rounded", the nurses had a schedule that they tried to do. Lay Sydney on her right, next feeding - the left, next feeding - her back, next feeding - her tummy. They rotated this schedule every 3 hours. I think it worked - Sydney doesn't have a flat spot on her head!
The video shows the nurse putting Sydney on her tummy....it is kinda cool!
Sydney is about 1 month old in this video. With all the wires and tubes, it got kinda frustrating moving Sydney around. You would untangle everything, and put her in your lap - somehow that small act would tangle everything again. So while y'all were sitting there, the nurse would untangle her lines again. In about 30 min when it was time to put her back in the crib, her lines would be tangled again! (all you did was just sit there!)
To keep her head "rounded", the nurses had a schedule that they tried to do. Lay Sydney on her right, next feeding - the left, next feeding - her back, next feeding - her tummy. They rotated this schedule every 3 hours. I think it worked - Sydney doesn't have a flat spot on her head!
The video shows the nurse putting Sydney on her tummy....it is kinda cool!
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