Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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lindseydanger on TT
That clicking noise usually indicates a temporary loss of suction during the suck-swallow-breathe cycle. While an incorrect flow rate can certainly disrupt an infant's rhythm, the sound can also point to underlying anatomical or physiological factors that prevent the baby from maintaining a continuous seal around the teat. A common structural cause is a tongue tie, where a tight band of tissue restricts the tongue's range of motion, preventing it from cupping the teat properly to hold a deep latch. Similarly, a simple blocked nose forces the infant to break their oral seal repeatedly just to catch their breath. Because these distinct issues require completely different solutions, changing bottle teats alone often fails to resolve the problem. A professional assessment by a lactation consultant or pediatrician is essential to identify the true root cause and ensure safe, comfortable feeding.
***This video is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. It does not replace a consultation with a doctor***
#parents #babies #mothers
Sources- PMID 20149217
lindseydanger on TT
That clicking noise usually indicates a temporary loss of suction during the suck-swallow-breathe cycle. While an incorrect flow rate can certainly disrupt an infant's rhythm, the sound can also point to underlying anatomical or physiological factors that prevent the baby from maintaining a continuous seal around the teat. A common structural cause is a tongue tie, where a tight band of tissue restricts the tongue's range of motion, preventing it from cupping the teat properly to hold a deep latch. Similarly, a simple blocked nose forces the infant to break their oral seal repeatedly just to catch their breath. Because these distinct issues require completely different solutions, changing bottle teats alone often fails to resolve the problem. A professional assessment by a lactation consultant or pediatrician is essential to identify the true root cause and ensure safe, comfortable feeding.
***This video is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. It does not replace a consultation with a doctor***
#parents #babies #mothers
