To release or not to release the tongue, that is the question

Not every tongue-tie causes problems — but when it does, it can affect: 1. Feeding (especially in babies)Difficulty latching during breastfeedingClicking sounds while feedingPoor weight gainMaternal nipple painIn infants, this is the most common reason doctors consider treatment. 2. Speech In some children, tongue-tie may affect pronunciation of sounds that require tongue elevation (like “t,” “d,” “l,” “r,” “th”).However, many children with mild tongue-tie speak completely normally. 3. Oral health & functionDifficulty licking lips or clearing food from teethGaps between lower front teethTrouble with certain oral movements (kissing, playing wind instruments)Should it be done sooner rather than later? It depends on symptoms, not just appearance. 👶 In newborns If feeding problems are present, early treatment is often recommended because:Feeding difficulties can affect growthEarly treatment is quick and simpleBabies usually heal very fastBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/naturally-indiana--6896096/support.