Oct 8, 2026 | Tongue-Tie Tips
Quick Answer: Regular snoring in children is not normal. Common causes of child snoring include large tonsils and adenoids, allergies, and a narrow palate. A tongue-tie can also keep the tongue low, causing mouth breathing and a narrower airway at night. An exam can...
Oct 1, 2026 | Tongue-Tie Tips
Quick Answer: Picky eating in toddlers is common, but persistent feeding difficulties may sometimes be linked to limited tongue movement. A tongue-tie can make it harder for some children to move food around the mouth, chew certain textures, or swallow comfortably....
Sep 11, 2026 | Tongue-Tie Tips
For many parents, scheduling a tongue-tie evaluation feels like a big step. You’ve probably spent weeks trying to figure out why feeding has been so difficult. Maybe you’ve worked with a lactation consultant. Maybe your pediatrician reassured you...
Sep 10, 2026 | Tongue-Tie Tips
If I had to make a list of the questions parents ask me most often, this one would be near the top. “Does my baby’s tongue-tie actually need to be treated?” It’s a reasonable question, but unfortunately there isn’t a simple yes-or-no...
Sep 4, 2026 | Tongue-Tie Tips
Gas is one of the most common concerns parents bring up during the first few months of their baby’s life. Nearly every newborn has some gas, and most babies grunt, squirm, or need to burp after feedings from time to time. Because of that, parents are often...
Sep 2, 2026 | Tongue-Tie Tips
One of the questions parents ask me most often is, “Why won’t my baby stay latched?” Sometimes the baby latches beautifully, nurses for a few moments, and then suddenly pulls away. A few seconds later, they try again. Then they pull away once more....
