Seek support: If you are experiencing challenges breastfeeding due to a tongue-tie or lip-tie in your baby, it is important to seek support from a healthcare provider or lactation consultant. They can provide guidance and help you to identify and address any challenges you may be experiencing.
Experiment with different breastfeeding positions: Experimenting with different breastfeeding positions, such as the football hold or side-lying position, can help to ensure that the baby is getting a good latch and transferring milk effectively.
Use breast pumps: Using breast pumps can help to increase milk production and ensure that the baby is getting enough milk.
Consider a revision procedure: In some cases, a revision procedure to release the tongue-tie or lip-tie may be recommended. This procedure is typically performed by a healthcare provider and can help to improve breastfeeding outcomes.
By following these tips and seeking support, you can manage breastfeeding while dealing with a tongue-tie or lip-tie in your baby and establish a successful breastfeeding relationship.
It is important to remember that breastfeeding is a learned skill and may take time and practice to master. If you are experiencing challenges, it is important to seek support and guidance from a healthcare provider or lactation consultant.