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I created this group to help those mommies that never knew about lip or tongue ties and for those who weren’t able to breastfeed due to having difficulties with latch and having discomfort. Feel free to add anyone you like, you never know if there’s a momma out there that never knew their little one had any ties.
Incognito in Baby sleep
Hello 👋🏼 my baby had his tongue tie release on Monday at 11:30am,the doctor said to avoid the dummy to prevent infection but my baby settles or sleep usually with the dummy…when can I start to give it to him again?
Incognito in Breastfeeding
I’m feeling uncertain and would really appreciate some guidance. My 2-month-old has been diagnosed with a mild posterior tongue tie. He’s primarily bottle-fed — both expressed breast milk and formula — with 1–2 direct breastfeeding sessions a day. Initially, he breastfed more, but he started getting fussy at the bre...
V in Baby & toddler food
My 10 w.o son has really bad gas and mild reflux - his weight gain has been great. He swallows a lot of air. I had him evaluated for tongue tie by a pediatric dentist and a LC pediatrician and both recommended release of ties. The dentist said to release his cheek and lip ties. The LC said to release his lip and ton...
M in Breastfeeding
Baby is 2 weeks old and we’ve got our TT referral appointment on the 24th, so far he’s been gaining weight despite his anterior TT (very obvious when he opens his mouth) but over the last few days his latch has become much worse, it takes almost 5 minutes (which doesn’t seem long but it brings me to tears) for him t...
Incognito in Baby care
Curious if any of you ladies have been told your baby's tongue tie was fine and didn't need to be cut and have decided to get it cut anyway please? I'm EBF, my 3w 5d old girl has a tongue tie - wasn't picked up on in hospital despite difficulty getting her to latch a lot of the time but then the community midwife s...
