Frequently Asked Questions

We do not treat lip ties, in our experience around feeding the tongue is necessary to cup and create suction at the breast. If you are concerned about a lip tie impacting feeding, we would recommend a tongue tie assessment in the first instance.

We typically see babies up to 12 months. If your baby is older do take a look at our resource bundle for older babies in our shop.

Yes, we support bottle feeding babies. A tongue tie or oral restriction can negatively impact their ability to feed optimally.

The frenulum has poor nerve supply, as such most babies settle quickly with feeding or a cuddle from their parent. Whilst they do feel some sensation the pain felt in the majority of cases is short lasting.

We do not use anesthesia for the tongue tie procedure. We support your baby to feed straight after, which in itself is comforting to them.