Breastfeeding is a seemingly simple and natural task, but it doesn’t always come that easy. One of the reasons that babies have challenges regarding breastfeeding…
How Tongue Ties Can Affect An Infant’s Speech Development
Being tongue-tied isn’t always just a figure of speech. Sometimes it’s an issue that can make it harder to learn to speak in the first…
What Parents Need to Know About Frenectomies to Treat Tongue Tie
An infant is “tongue-tied” when their frenulum — that piece of tissue that connects her tongue to the bottom of her mouth — is so…
Should An Infant’s Lip Tie Be Treated?
Many infants with a lip tie show no symptoms at all. Some of the most common symptoms associated with lip tie relate to their breastfeeding…
Is Your Child’s Tongue Tie a Big Deal?
Every developing fetus has a small piece of tissue that connects its tongue to the bottom of its mouth. That piece of tissue is called…
Can a Tongue-Tie in Infants Affect Breastfeeding?
The birth of a baby is a real-life miracle that brings joy and happiness into the lives of its parents. Along with joy, there is…
Solving Tongue Tie With Laser Frenectomy
No parent wants to have to face a medical situation affecting their child at any age. It’s perhaps harder still when the infant is still…
Does Your Infant Have a Lip Tie?
Lip tie is related to, but very different from, the better-known and more common condition called tongue tie. Lip tie is the condition when the…
How To Treat a Child’s Tongue-Tie
Tongue-tie (also called ankyloglossia) is a condition that restricts a child’s range of tongue motion. Ankyloglossia affects roughly 11% of newborns. In cases of tongue-tie,…
What If My Child Has a Tongue-Tie?
Tongue-tie is a condition that affects up to 11% of newborns. Tongue-tie (also called ankyloglossia) is a condition that restricts the range of motion of…