Flat in a Round World : One more month

Cash had his 3 month scan today. We were running late today, so we didn't get to see Mr. Dwain. Instead we saw Ms. Libby. Cash loved her and her name tag. ;0)

We had to take an appointment selfie.

Cash played while we waited for Ms. Libby. He sits up so well now. He has also mastered how to go from sitting to crawling (still army crawl) and from his belly to sitting. Such a big boy.

The red is his intinal scan and the blue is the scan from today. His little head is rounding out nicely.

He started at 9.9 mm asymmetry. At his 2 month scan he was 4.3 mm asymmetry and today he is at 3.5 mm asymmetry. Our goal is to get as close as we can to 0.

I love seeing his progress over the last 3 months.

The image on the left is from his initial scan and the image on the right is from today. The flatness across the back is getting better! He has gone from 103% to 96.6% to now 95.5%. (The % is the ratio between the length (front to back) of his head to the width (ear to ear).) Our goal here is to get as close to 90% as possible.

Ms. Libby recommended that we continue treatment for another month. I want to get the best results possible. We got back May 23. He will turn 9 months on the 23, be in his helmet 4 months on the 23 and hopefully graduate.

I have found lots of helmet mommas on Instagram and one of the ladies just wrote a book inspired by her sons adventure with his helmet. Today it is available on Amazon.com.