What You'll Learn

    1. The Gentle Guide to Tongue Ties

    2. Welcome!

    3. Disclaimer & Copyright Notice

    1. Learning Objectives

    2. Understanding Oral Ties & Frenulums

    3. The History of Tongue Ties

    4. Why Do Tongue Ties Happen?

    5. Types of Tongue Ties

    6. Why Function Matters More Than Appearance

    7. Why Tongue Ties Can Be Tricky to Work With

    8. Your Takeaway Moment

    1. Learning Objectives

    2. Fascia: The Body’s Web of Connection

    3. The Whole Body Connection

    4. How Tongue Ties Affect How Your Baby Feeds

    5. How Tongue Ties Affect Breastfeeding

    6. How Tongue Ties Affect Your Baby’s Body

    7. How Tongue Ties Affect Your Baby’s Breathing & Airway

    8. How Tongue Ties Affect Your Baby’s Digestion

    9. How Tongue Ties Affect Your Baby’s Sleep

    10. How Tongue Ties Affect Craniofacial Development

    11. How Tongue Ties Affect Your Baby’s Nervous System

    12. Your Takeaway Moment

    1. Learning Objectives

    2. It Takes a Team

    3. The Tongue Tie Care Team

    4. Feeding Support: The Importance Behind It

    5. The Importance of Bodywork

    6. The Importance of Oral Therapy

    7. Release Providers: The Importance of Skill & Understanding

    8. Watchful Waiting, What Does it Actually Mean?

    9. Making the Decision That’s Right For You

    10. Myths vs Evidence: Surrounding a Release

    11. Your Takeaway Moment

    1. Learning Objectives

    2. Knowing When It's Time

    3. Why Providers Give Different Advice

    4. Helping Your Baby Feel Ready for Their Release

    5. Preparing Yourself for the Release

    6. Your Takeaway Moment

    1. What Actually Happens During a Tongue Tie Release

    2. What Your Baby Might Feel: How You Can Help

    3. Healing in the First Week: What’s Normal and When to Check In

    4. Your Takeaway Moment

About this course

  • $109.95
  • 66 lessons
  • 0 hours of video content

Feel confident supporting your tongue-tied baby's feeding and recovery

Learn exactly how tongue ties impact feeding, sleep, and oral development and what steps to take next.