Hello All,
We have been discussing tongue tie clips recently on the list, so it
begs the question-
How often do you see ankyloglossia that causes no problems to mom or
baby? Do these also go on to have speech difficulties in the future?
Sharon Economides LM, CPM, MMID, IBCLC
On Jul 24, 2012, at 1:01 AM, Rowena Tucker <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Jean, I have also been studying tongue tie and lip tie and now see them everywhere! I now realize that the ten weeks of toe-curling pain I experienced on latch was from my baby's lip tie. She had widely spaced teeth as a tween, then her dentition "corrected" itself as her mature proportions developed.
>
> Yet another doctor has refused to clip a tie, even though mom's nipples faces were scoured off like a rug burn. He said, "oh, it's not bad." True, but the look (and feel, per mom) was bad! She is determined. I issued a nipple shield. (Yes, we optimized approach, latch and position first.)
> Big sigh......
> Rowena
> RTucker IBCLC
> WIC Breastfeeding Coordinator
> Lactation Consultant
> BVCAA WIC#32
> Bryan, Texas
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