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Back in January, I was messing around trying to come up with something to help straighten James’ wrists. Because of his cerebral palsy or his muscle tone, his wrists curl in. You can see the makeshift wrist splint I made on this blog post. I tried, but they didn’t work out too well.

Today James got real wrist guards that were custom made for him. They are much better than the ones I made in January. Hopefully these will help straighten out his wrists.

 

James lying on a soft cream-colored sheet wearing a blue bib and white outfit, with orthopedic hand splints secured to both hands while Stacy gently supports them. The scene highlights early pediatric care and therapeutic support.
Wrist guards

 

Close‑up of James' arm resting on a patterned sheet, with a small orthopedic splint secured by two Velcro straps. Jaems is wearing a white onesie with animal prints and a blue bib. The scene highlights early therapeutic support for an infant’s hand or wrist.
Wrist guard top view