Find All the Right Specialists For The Baby Struggling To Feed
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Find Local or Virtual Providers for All Phases of Your Baby’s Feeding Journey
The right team usually includes providers with specialized oral function and tongue-tie training for evaluation and release (if oral ties are found), a bodyworker, along with oral motor exercises before and after. The SOS Infant Feeding Directory™ walks you through exactly who to see, in what order, and where to find them locally or virtually - worldwide!
Who Should I See If My Baby Has Trouble Latching?
I’ve been through the fire of breastfeeding challenges, tongue-tie, colic, and reflux TWICE and came out the other side with happy babies who breastfed into toddlerhood!
I share everything I learned over the last 5 years inside The SOS Infant Feeding Directory so you can find help sooner than I did.
No more guessing.
No more shooting in the dark.
No more wasted time or money on appointments that leave you more confused.
You can have the breastfeeding journey that you had hoped for with the right support.
What Moms Are Saying
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No more guessing.
No more shooting in the dark.
No more wasted time or money on appointments that leave you more confused.
You can have the breastfeeding journey that you’d hoped for with the right support.
Let’s get you on a clear path so you can finally enjoy feeding your baby and support their development along the way!
Is The SOS Infant Feeding Directory Right for Me?
The guide is built for moms whose babies struggle to latch, who maybe suspect or already know their baby has a tie, and just don't know where to start (regardless of if a release has happened yet or not). It works if you're hoping to avoid a release, prepare for a release, or recover after one. Especially if you have no local providers and a tight budget.
You suspect your baby has a tie, but you don’t know where to start:
The roadmap walks you through exactly who to see, what questions to ask, and where to find specialized providers so you aren’t wasting time and money on the wrong providers.
You’re unsure if your baby has a tie:
This guide gives you the confidence to navigate and treat suspected or diagnosed ties, whether a release is needed or not!
Your baby has a tie, and you’re hoping to avoid a release:
The roadmap gives you everything you need to make an informed decision and support your baby if you decide to release or not!
Baby already had a release, but is still struggling:
Rehab and bodywork is an important piece of the puzzle before and after a tie release. Even if those steps were missed at first, the roadmap will give you the specialized providers to seek support from.
You don’t have local providers or a big budget:
I’ve been that mom with a tight budget and limited local resources for all things oral ties. Despite that, I was able to breastfeed well past 1 year with both of my babies because of what I learned! I put everything inside The Tongue Tie Directory Guide. Local and virtual options WORLDWIDE. This guide was created exactly with you in mind!
You don’t have to shoot in the dark and hope your baby’s tongue-tie release will work.
Know exactly what to look for, what steps to take, and when.
Find all the professionals who specialize in tongue-tie & lip-tie and all the symptoms that come with it.
Avoid the frustration of seeing the wrong provider. Save time and money by finding the right one the first time.
Learn the qualifications to look for in bodyworkers and tongue-tie professionals, and HOW to find them.
Have all the resources you need to confidently support your baby at home alongside professional support.
The entire roadmap is right at your fingertips so you can get out of the endless search cycle and have confidence in who you take your baby to.
Search over 40 U.S. & International Directories for tongue-tie specialists and bodyworkers.
Options for virtual support worldwide, so you can have access to supportive professionals, no matter where you live.
Let me give you the short-cut so you can find help as quickly and easily as possible.
No more endless searching and late-night googling.
What's Inside the SOS Infant Feeding Directory?
The guide includes easy-to-understand education on oral dysfunction, oral ties, provider-vetting questions, and over 40 hand-picked U.S. and International Directories for many different tongue-tie specialists and bodyworkers. It also includes growing lists of providers who offer virtual consults and courses, so you have access to support no matter where you live.
It took me 4 years to gather all of the knowledge I share inside this guide.
Now you get access to it all within 24 hours.
A sneak peek of what's inside:
Organized sections packed with basic oral tie education, provider directories, and resources!
Read straight through, or jump to the sections that most apply to you.
20+ specialized directories to look up oral function and tongue-tie professionals with specialized training.
20+ specialized directories for bodyworker of multiple therapies and modalities.
Lists of providers offering virtual consults and courses for when local options are scarce and you have to take a DIY approach.
What Topics Does the Guide Cover?
The guide covers why your baby’s feeding issues are stemming from a whole-body issue, how to build a skilled provider team, and the questions and red flags to use when vetting anyone you're considering. Includes at-home bodywork guidance, support group listings, and a glossary so none of the terminology leaves you lost.
Why ties are a whole body issue and the importance of a functional oral exam and whole-body assessment versus how it "looks".
The importance of surrounding yourself with a skilled team of professionals and what to look for in each one.
Questions to vet providers and red flags to look out for.
Multiple professional articles on ties and easy access to studies and research.
Links to external video playlists for Pre- and Post Tie Release Preparation.
Top experts in the field that were helpful in my journey.
List of multiple support groups and how to find local ones.
How to make decisions and trust your intuition for your baby.
Learn about what therapies are most often recommended for infants
My best tips for finding a bodyworker for baby's individual needs so you don’t waste money seeing the wrong one. I took my first baby to a certain bodyworker for weeks with no improvement, while another one gave her immediate relief!
Questions to ask a bodyworker to make sure they are a good fit
Learn about "self-bodywork" for mom
Additional tips for healthy habits and keeping the momentum going after sessions
FAQs
Glossary defining terms
Moms describe the guide as the most complete infant feeding and tongue-tie resource they've found. Everything they need is conveniently organized and in one place, saving them weeks of searching and giving them confidence to choose the right providers. The vetting questions and red-flag guidance have helped them avoid costly mistakes!
What Are Moms Saying About the Guide?
“(The SOS Directory) was really helpful in understanding different types of bodywork and outlining the options for helping my baby holistically with various needs including body tension and latch issues. I love that it includes at-home options I can start right away, alongside pointers for seeking professional help. The amount and value of information in this resource is incredible - I’ve never seen it all in one place like this before. This guide literally saves parents WEEKS of time and energy, making it easier and faster to find a healing approach for their babies!”
“Hannah’s (SOS Directory) is a comprehensive and easy-to-navigate resource for parents seeking support, education, and trusted providers in the world of infant bodywork. Whether you’re addressing specific concerns or just wanting to learn more, this guide is informative, reassuring, and invaluable.”
“Extremely thorough and well detailed! A very helpful tool for moms who are new or confused in the tongue tie world.”
“A clear, compassionate, and well-curated resource that helps parents move from uncertainty to informed action. It’s an invaluable tool for families seeking knowledgeable support and trusted referrals.”
“If you’re looking for holistic support for oral dysfunction and/or ties, start here! (The SOS Directory) offers clear, thoughtful guideposts for navigating the most important questions and decisions surrounding tongue ties. Hannah demystifies the landscape by outlining a solid roadmap for diagnosis and treatment, distinguishing oral dysfunction from ties (while showing how they can be related), and sharing invaluable advice for choosing your team of providers - including “red flags” to help avoid costly mistakes. The additional resource links and provider directories are outstanding. This guide contains everything needed to quickly build your comprehension and confidence in finding the right support for your baby!”
Frequently Asked Questions
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For the mom who doesn’t know where to start and feels lost when it comes to looking for providers to help with latch or feeding issues, reflux, and even tongue-tie. For any mom wanting to find the most qualified providers for bodywork and infant feeding support as quickly as possible.
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You can… but it will take a lot longer. Trust me - I know from experience. :) It has taken me 4 years to gather all the information I share in this guide. When you don’t know what questions to ask or where to start, you end up wasting so much time and energy trying to do the research yourself. The guide gives education, best provider specialties, bodywork therapies, resources, and next steps in one place - so you can find support with clarity and confidence.
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Not at all! Even toddlers, older children and adults can benefit from what’s inside.
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This resource is designed to support you through oral motor challenges that come with restriction or ties - before or after a release.
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I created this with you in mind! Everyone should have access to quality care for their babies and I’ve done my best to make professional support as accessible as possible. Inside, there are several pages for virtual support - providers who see clients virtually and have created comprehensive courses to support you at home if you need to take a DIY approach.
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There are thousands of providers across the 40+ directory sites listed in this guide. Unfortunately, it’s impossible for me to personally vet them all. Inside, I list several individual professionals who share helpful information, courses or offer one-on-one support virtually. I have also listed providers who I have personally purchased courses from, but other than that, it will be up to your own discretion and intuition to vet the providers you find. I equip you with lists of questions to confidently vet providers.
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No matter where you live, I did my best to give options for finding local or virtual help - all over the world. There is mix of U.S. and International Directories available!
Some providers (such as holistic bodyworkers) need to be seen in person, but there are options for getting help virtually if you live in a rural area with very limited resources.
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It’s a digital guide in PDF format in Google Drive. This allows me to give you immediate access to updates as they come out. It is not a physical product.
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When you purchase, you’ll receive a PDF with instructions on how you can view the guide.
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Because the guide is a digital product with instant access, all sales are final and refunds cannot be offered.
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The guide is broken up into 5 easy-to-digest sections as part of my L.A.T.C.H. Roadmap. I did my best to give specifics and lots of external video clips for those who want to research and it’s skim-friendly. Use the Table of Contents to jump to what is relevant to you or just search the directories if that’s what you’re needing the most right now.
Disclaimer: The guide is a reflection of my personal experience and research as a mother of two tongue-tied babies. Inside, is everything I wish I had from the beginning of my own journey with my first baby. None of the information inside the guide or shared on this website is professional or medical advice.
The use of the guide does not guarantee any outcomes or provide diagnosis of any kind. It does not guarantee that you will be able to find local professionals. The providers listed in the online professionals section can be a good place to start if you are unable to find a provider locally. The information inside is designed to help you make informed decisions when choosing a provider for your baby and give you the tools to research what feels best for your baby. Do your research, read up on providers’ education and always ask if they have experience in treating infants with your baby’s specific symptoms. Most importantly, lean into your intuition to guide you.