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Q: Socks + Thick Legs =.....

asked by: michelle1981 on September 23rd, 2007

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I put a pair of root socks on Jersey at least 2 weeks ago, and she woke up the next morning with red marks from the elastic around the top of the sock.

She STILL has it on her leg!

I find it so weird that it hasn't faded away. I'm worried and will be discussing it with our family doctor this week.

Has this happened to you or your baby? I'm just really concerned, and kinda freaking out inside.

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yellow ribbon

replied on September 23rd, 2007

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My cousin has really chubby legs and her socks do that but not that long. I wonder why it hasnt faded? I know the doctor told us when u put headbands on babies and they leave a mark its ok cuz its just their skin is really squishy but I dont understand why its still on her.

michelle1981

replied on September 23rd, 2007

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I know, and that's why i'm so worried. It's never happened before either.

Bridget

replied on September 23rd, 2007

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i don't know, but give us an update when you can!

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