u/prender89

Hi everyone. Just looking to see if anyone has had a similar experience. My daughter has had feeding issues but no clear answer is it reflux cmpa or tongue tie. She has had tongue tie released and it had made a difference with volume intake she takes bottles much easier. She's been on Cow and gate since birth. She has never has a rash or hadn't had diarrhea/constipation. Last Tue she got diarrhea which lasted all day approx 10 nappies in 24hrs. She still has it an it's been 1 week. She had 2 month vaccines the week before it started so they are unsure is it 1. Linked to rotavirus vaccine. 2. A transient lactose allergy from vaccines or 3. CMPA She was at GP and decision was made to try neocate to see if it is cmpa. Just wondering if anyone has had a similar situation where it came on all of a sudden.

Hi, after weeks of trying to get to the bottom of feeding issues my daughter has been diagnosed with a Tongue Tie grade 4. She is due for release next week in Clonmel. She is 11 weeks. Just wondering if anyone has experience of a release at around the same age and how it went. Thanks

Have a 7 week old and feeding has progressively gotten worse. Diagnosed with a tongue tie. Have an appointment for a release but just trying to help her with feeds for the next few days. Currently using MAM bottles with a size 1 teat. Just wondering if any parents have been in a similar situation and have any advice about any particular bottle type that makes feeding with a tongue tie easier? Thanks

Have a 7 week old and feeding has progressively gotten worse. Diagnosed with a tongue tie. Have an appointment for a release but just trying to help her with feeds for the next few days. Currently using MAM bottles with a size 1 teat. Just wondering if any parents have been in a similar situation and have any advice about any particular bottle type that makes feeding with a tongue tie easier? Thanks