Bring on the Miracle Grow
Dylan is progressing, but it's slow. Slow, slow, sss-low. His therapist at Cranial Technologies, Rachel, says he'll wear his helmet for at least another 6-8 weeks and then we'll begin discussing our next options. It looks like he's a candidate for a second helmet, but we'll cross that bridge when we get to it.I finally painted his helmet. We'd gotten so used to seeing it white that it didn't stand out to us anymore; however, now that it's painted it seems to be less noticeable by others. It's less clinical. Dylan's been wearing the helmet non-stop for almost 8 weeks now and we're so used to seeing him that way that he looks a little strange without it.
Attempt #1: I didn't realize that we were supposed to seal it after painting it. Rookie move. All the paint peeled off the next day at daycare. I was going to be creative and do a little beach scene - complete with surf boards and hula girls.
Attempt #2: I opted to forget the hula girls - a little too creative for me once I actually tried. Here's where we ended up. At least everyone now knows his name (although you'd be surprised at how many ways there are to pronounce Dylan).
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