Today Estee got her braces for her feet. I can't remember the technical term of what she has, it's too long of a name, but her little feet are turned in, so instead of casting her, her doctor did some research, and we molded her feet and they made these braces for her. Babies don't have all their bones connected and grown yet, so they just have cartlidge filling in the spaces. Therefore, babies are like clay to mold. 4-8 weeks in these new shoes and her feet will be turned out and she'll be just fine. Now she can still play in the water, take baths, and sleep at night with these braces instead of casting her. What a great doctor.
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Oh my...I just want to eat those cute cubby legs!!! I can't wait to come over to Denver the end of Aug. to see you and those adorable little papaya's!!!I love you all!! XOXOXO Auntie Laur
I don't know that you could do stuff like that. That's pretty awesome. And that museum looks like it was a lot of fun!! I think that musuems and zoos are such a great way to spend time with the kids. I love those pics of Daiken too. How cute! And by the way, I think your blog is pretty darn cute too!
Wow, I have never heard about that before. Very cool how technology is these days. LOVES!!
I am so glad that she doesn't have to be have casts. What a little sweetie! She is growing up so fast.
That's great that she doesn't have to be casted! What a good doctor!
Wow! That's amazing that something so simple will help her so much! She does have cute little chubby legs! Good Luck Estee
Oh my goodness you are just too cute! I found yourb blog and looked at some of your pics, what an adorable family, it warms my heart to see you all doing so well. Congrats to Adam on being done and for you too, I am so impressed that you did it alone for 3 years! (I am sure that Adam stayed so busy for so long!) What are your plans now?
Cute! She's going to make it the latest and greatest fashion! You just wait and see!
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