12/11/2025
Yep! We want to see that tongue suctioned to the roof of the mouth.
The roof of the mouth is the floor of the nose and for proper development, breathing, and swallowing, we want proper tongue posture.
If you’re seeing the tongue rest low in the mouth, your little one may have oral tension, incoordination, weakness, or even a restriction.
It’s important that allllll of these things are addressed when your little is having feeding difficulty at the breast or bottle, snoring, experiencing reflux or colic, or just plain old being an unhappy around feeds.
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Hi! We’re The Blue Door, a collective of holistic therapists (OTs & SLP) and lactation counselors that support women, infant, and children in their pregnancy👉🏻early milestones.
We help with:
🪴 infant feeding + lactation
🪴 tongue + lip ties + oral motor function
🪴 women’s pelvic floor health preconception👉🏻 postpartum
🪴 early milestones, head shape, torticollis, body tension
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