It's not as fun as it sounds. Beats me--it's what they call this thing in Bolivia. Here's Toddler B, sister of the birthday girl of the last post, sporting "el twister" and her two pair of orthopedic shoes:
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And playing with sis in the Baby Home's physical therapy room:
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Many thanks to the donator of the many lovely dresses! Our little girls LOVE wearing them.
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so is this helping her walk any better? or is she kind of having to re-learn? she was so wobbly when I was there...
I was going to ask if you got new dresses! I've noticed them in all the pics - they're beautiful!!!!! And I've never seen S so happy!
It helps her walk a LOT better if the twister is on correctly. Before she tripped over her toes since they were pointed so "in". She'll be in treatment for a year or more overall, by the time they fix her feet as well.
hmmmn....well, i never heard of it being called "el twister" but I guess that's what it does! very pretty dresses!!
About all those beautiful dresses: they were donated by a family who has a daughter from China (and is in the process of adopting another). They report that she was very happy to see her dresses being used by more children!
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