Sorry about the blank!

Mary Kay, have you checked the baby's gum line? I had a "clicker" who had an
undeveloped muscle/tissue in the gum line, it looked like a tooth had been
pulled. She stopped clicking when pressure was put over the gum. (pushed my
finger on her cheek to cover the "hole".) Once she got a little bigger, her
tongue grew enough to cover the hole, maybe? But she quit clicking after a
few months. She did better nursing on one side than the other, I'm guessing
that was because her cheek would put pressure on the hole.

Just a thought.

Heather "Sam" Doak
enjoying a rainy day :o)

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I created a plan to increase milk supply (renting hospital grade pump) try
Mothers Milk Plus, fixed the positioning, helped wit back to work questions
but
what to do about the clicking?
Mary Kay Smith, RN, IBCLC
Canton MI USA

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