Rhino Brace for Treatment of Hip Dysplasia | Specially Haniya

Hello beautiful people! Hip dysplasia is a condition where the ball of the femur does not fully remain in the socket of the pelvis. This can be due to a variety of reasons. Haniya has low tone (hypotonia) and subluxation in one of her legs. The ligaments that would normally hold up the femur into the pelvic joint are lax. This resulted in the underdevelopment of the socket, where it was not deep enough to hold the femur in place. This can either lead to dislocation of the joint or subluxation (partial dislocation). Haniya was prescribed to wear the rhino brace at night. The hip brace keeps the hips abducted or in a more outward position. I hope this video helps you in deciding whether or not to use this brace and gives proper instruction on taking care of and putting on the brace! :) How to clean the rhino brace: 0:30 Different methods to place into brace: 0:39 How to correctly place into the rhino brace: 0:39-0:53 How to tell if your child has hip dysplasia: 0:55 How to tighten the straps on the rhino brace: 1:53 How to tell if the brace is on properly: 2:26 Thank you all for your support. I hope my videos continue to help! :) Disclaimer: This video is NOT sponsored. Our insurances covered the cost of the orthotics and we are very grateful. This video is not intended to substitute the advice or instructions of a doctor or other medical professional. Always work with a health professional to ensure the product is right for your child. #specialneeds #hypotonia