I've found that the most important part of positioning a tongue-tied 
baby is to set up for an asymmetrical latch, and then wait, giving the 
baby a little more time to organize their tongue movements. Placing the 
baby's chin on the areola, and letting the baby lunge for the breast 
instead of pulling him in as soon as he opens seems to be the most 
helpful thing.
Catherine Watson Genna, IBCLC  NYC

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