by Nicole Yates | Aug 6, 2024 | Blog
In our previous post, we discussed what tongue ties are and why they’re often missed. Now, let’s explore the symptoms of tongue ties and why specialized care is crucial. Signs Your Child May Have a Tongue Tie: Breastfeeding Difficulties: If you...
by Nicole Yates | Aug 2, 2024 | Blog
Are you wondering why your child’s pediatrician or dentist didn’t notice their tongue tie? You’re not alone. This common question highlights a crucial gap in routine check-ups. Let’s dive into what tongue ties are, how they’re classified,...
by Nicole Yates | Jul 30, 2024 | Blog
Have you ever wondered why your child struggles with both speech and eating? Or why they’re constantly tired despite seemingly sleeping through the night? The answer might surprise you – it all comes down to something called “oral rest...
by Nicole Yates | Jul 27, 2024 | Blog
Therapy Isn’t Forever Empowering Families for Long-Term Success As a speech-language pathologist with 15 years of experience across various settings, I’ve observed a concerning trend: burnout among therapists, children, and parents. This insight...
by Nicole Yates | Apr 13, 2023 | Blog
All tongue ties should be released. FALSE: Tongue ties should only be released when they are having symptoms and function is decreased. Sometimes tongue ties are all the way to the tip, however there are no side effects and the tongue still has full range of motion....
by Nicole Yates | Apr 13, 2023 | Blog
First, take this test: Right now at rest, is your tongue suctioned to the roof of your mouth? It should be. If it is suctioned to the roof, do you feel teeth? You shouldn’t. Are your lips closed? They should be. Proper oral rest position is your tongue suctioned to...
