This new item is much easier to sleep with compared to his boots and bars. Parker, who is known to be a bit stubborn, will often refuse to put his boot on before bed. Daddy, who has inherited enough patience for all of us, slips on the boot when Parker is in a deep sleep.


1 comment:
I stumbled onto your blog tonight and wanted to say hello. I have a 7 yr old with a neuromuscular clubfoot (he has nerve damage) that is a tricky foot to treat. He was casted, had a tenotomy and wore the boots and bar. With the nerve damage, he also has worn a daytime AFO since he was 18 m old. And has had surgeries and too many casts to count.
I am in Calgary. Not a lot of clubfoot blogging moms in Canada out there. If you don't mind, I would love to add you to my foot blog roll. If you are interested, pop by my blog and let me know if that is ok.
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