2017
DOI: 10.1891/2158-0782.8.2.74
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Book ReviewSupporting Sucking Skills in Breastfeeding Infants, Third Edition

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“…Additionally, impaired Sensory Responsiveness of the infant can lead to gagging during eating that may be related to nipple position in the mouth, or a hypersensitive gag reflex secondary to a narrow palate. 28 Poor tongue elevation caused by tongue-tie may impair the ability of the palate to widen. 29 While many mothers reported improvement in symptoms, some persisted following frenotomy.…”
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“…Additionally, impaired Sensory Responsiveness of the infant can lead to gagging during eating that may be related to nipple position in the mouth, or a hypersensitive gag reflex secondary to a narrow palate. 28 Poor tongue elevation caused by tongue-tie may impair the ability of the palate to widen. 29 While many mothers reported improvement in symptoms, some persisted following frenotomy.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the same time, poor tongue mobility may affect the infant's swallow and an oversupply of milk may cause the infant to take frequent breaks while eating, to be unable to handle how fast milk comes out of the breast, or to drool breastmilk from the sides of the mouth. 28 Choking on breastmilk is another possible sign of oversupply, 27 a symptom assessed on the Oro-Pharyngo-Esophageal Function subscale. Additionally, impaired Sensory Responsiveness of the infant can lead to gagging during eating that may be related to nipple position in the mouth, or a hypersensitive gag reflex secondary to a narrow palate.…”
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“…Aus unserer Warte und von vielen Autoren [2,[4][5][6][7][8][9] bestätigt ist die Kombination von Behandlung und Stillberatung vorrangig und unverzichtbar.…”
Section: Teil 2: Behandlungsmethoden Des Zu Kurzen Zungenbandesunclassified
“…Abb 2. 8 Posteriores Zungenband, sichtbar, mit einem posterioren Ansatz der Zungenbandmembran; da bei diesem Kind die Zungenbeweglichkeit insgesamt stark eingeschränkt ist (Mund kann nicht weit geöffnet werden, wenig Anheben der Zunge, abgeflachte Kieferleiste, weiße Druckstellen auf der Kieferleiste, zwei Texturen auf der Unterlippe, außerdem Beurteilung der Gesamtsituation) handelt es sich hier um ein posteriores zu kurzes sichtbares Zungenband.…”
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“…For breastfeeding mothers, swaddling negatively interferes with the ability to adopt optimum positioning (Charlmers, 2005). One lactation specialist observed that swaddling encourages a mother to “cradle her cueless, clueless baby supine in her arms, being sure to support the head, while trying to point a nipple into his mouth” (Genna, 2017 p.127). This positioning, she highlights, is not conducive to successful breastfeeding.…”
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confidence: 99%