DS (17 months) fell climbing down from a chair and has a minor "toddler fracture" in one leg. He's got a short leg "walking" cast on it for three weeks. We asked if they could do a waterproof cast to make bathing, etc. easier, but they said no, so we can't get it wet. Any tips on the easiest way to wash hair, bathe, etc. while keeping the cast dry? DS was very hesitant to walk/move around with the cast tonight, but I assume he'll get used to it after a couple of days. Between the cast and the walking boot on top of it, he's very lopsided, so I think that and the weight are making it very awkward for him. We've still been using fairly soft-soled shoes outside and just socks inside, but the person who put the cast on him suggested getting a thick soled tennis shoe to help balance him out height-wise, but I don't know if it's good to have him wearing shoes like that all day? If your child's had a similar injury, how quickly did they adjust to the cast? Thanks!