tongue tie (ankyloglossia)

What are the Symptoms of Tongue Tie in Newborns?

Symptoms of tongue tie in newborns can vary but often include:
Difficulty with breastfeeding due to poor latch
Poor weight gain from ineffective feeding
Clicking sounds while feeding
Prolonged feeding sessions
Maternal nipple pain and damage

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