Lip and Tongue Tie Truths: 3 Myths Not to Believe

Do you have an infant who struggles to latch when feeding or seems particularly fussy? If so, they might have a lip or tongue tie. This condition occurs when the band of tissue under their tongue or behind their lips, referred to as a frenulum, is too thick, tight, or short. This hinders the mobility of their mouth, impacting everything from their eating habits to their speech development.

However, some well-meaning parents avoid treating their child’s lip or tongue tie because they’ve heard misinformation about what’s involved. Continue reading to learn 3 myths about this condition you shouldn’t believe!