Hi there!
Wondering if there is any difference between using a tape bridge, or a solid bridge, like a pipe insulation foam or flexible curlers?
I'm asking cause I'm trying to avoid "clapping ears", I tape my boy in a V shape, not l_l but when I remove the tape and leave my boy rest for 20 or 30 minutes, when he pays too much attention to something the ears tend to get closer than I would expect, like clapping...
Not sure if I should be using a solid bridge to avoid this, or if I'm doing something wrong.
I will attache latter pics when he's paying attention to something, right now he is just ignoring me
But you can see how I am taping with these ones.
OK, this is how he place his ears when paying too much attention:
it's normal? do I need the solid bridge? or tape a bit wider (like 10am - 2pm)?
BTW this is my first time taping...
Wondering if there is any difference between using a tape bridge, or a solid bridge, like a pipe insulation foam or flexible curlers?
I'm asking cause I'm trying to avoid "clapping ears", I tape my boy in a V shape, not l_l but when I remove the tape and leave my boy rest for 20 or 30 minutes, when he pays too much attention to something the ears tend to get closer than I would expect, like clapping...
Not sure if I should be using a solid bridge to avoid this, or if I'm doing something wrong.
I will attache latter pics when he's paying attention to something, right now he is just ignoring me
But you can see how I am taping with these ones.
OK, this is how he place his ears when paying too much attention:
it's normal? do I need the solid bridge? or tape a bit wider (like 10am - 2pm)?
BTW this is my first time taping...
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