ORAL FUNCTION SUPPORT
Whether you suspect your baby has ties, they’ve been diagnosed, or they’ve already had ties released, whole-body support along with oral stretches and exercises help to release tension in the mouth and body. Post-release we want to build strength and proper habits to support feeding and beyond.
These videos are what I wish I had at the beginning of my journey with my first baby.
How To Get The Tongue Suctioned To The Palate
Step-by-step instructions and troubleshooting!
Resting tongue posture is beneficial for:
Airway development, teeth and jaw development, deep, restorative sleep, and more!
Video by Know and Nuture
Sleeping Tongue Posture Hold
Strengthen the tongue while baby is sleeping!
Video by Michelle Emanuel
Body & Mouth Exercises for Suspected Tongue-Tie
by lalactation
Exercises to Reduce Tension in the Face
by lalactation
How To Check for a Tongue-Tie
by lalactation
Oral Motor & Tongue-Tie Assessment
by lalactation
What A “Normal” Baby Feeding Looks Like
by lalactation
Pre Tongue-Tie Release Whole Body Exercises
by lalactation
Oral Motor Exercises Before Tongue-Tie Release
by lalactation
Strengthen Baby’s Suck
by lalactation
After Tie Release Care
by lalactation
After Tie Release Care
by lalactation
Suck Training for Babies Under 3 Months Old
by lalactation
Strengthening & Mobilizing the Tongue & Jaw
by lalactation
Teether & Chewing Toys
by lalactation
Disclaimer: The purpose of this content is for educational and informational purposes only. None of these videos are medical or professional advice. None of this content is a replacement for therapy or medical care of any kind. The examples are shown with healthy babies. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider if you have concerns or questions regarding your baby and their development.