4 Tips To Help Baby After Tongue Tie Release to Improve Feeding
Feeding usually starts to improve within 3 days to 2 weeks after a tongue tie release. But it’s important to understand…
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6 Signs of Overfeeding a Newborn While Breastfeeding
Overfeeding a newborn while breastfeeding is very rare. Newborns have an instinctive ability to stop breastfeeding when they’re satisfied. They will…
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7 Easy Breastfeeding Twins Positions for Moms
The best positions for breastfeeding twins include the double football hold, double cradle, laid-back position, upright latch, and a few more…
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Laser Vs Scissors for Tongue-Tie: Which is Better?
Laser treatment is better than scissors for tongue-tie in most cases, especially when it comes to precision, less pain, and quicker…
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What Does a Lip Tie Look Like? How to Spot It
A lip tie is a common breastfeeding challenge in infants and children. The condition usually affects normal lip movement, resulting in…
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4 Major Frenectomy Improvements that Lead to a Better Smile
Yes, a frenectomy might change the smile, but that is the whole purpose of this procedure. Tongue and lip ties can…
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Why Breastfeeding Is So Hard Mentally? Causes and Solution
Motherhood is a rewarding yet challenging experience, especially when it comes to breastfeeding. Breastfeeding, an effortless process, comes with its fair…
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5 Clear Signs Your Newborn Is Hungry [+Guide for Parents]
Newborns can’t tell you when they are hungry, which can make feeding time stressful for parents. If a baby isn’t fed…
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Does Lip Tie Affect Speech? All FAQs Answered
If your child is struggling to pronounce certain words and their “p,” “b,” or “m” sounds seem unclear, a lip tie…
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6 Amazing Tips to Soothe Your Baby After Tongue-Tie Surgery
If your baby has recently undergone a tongue-tie release (also called a frenectomy), you might have many concerns about their recovery….
