Morning all,
I couldn't find much useful information about this during my 38 weeks pregnant insomnia induced googling session in the wee hours, which suggests it's possibly a silly question, but does anyone know if tongue tie is/can be passed down in the genes?
The reason I ask is because DP has a fairly obvious tongue tie that has never been corrected, and I'm wondering if I need to be more on the ball about getting the baby looked at properly immediately after birth in order to achieve the best start to breastfeeding? We are hoping for a home birth, so I'd like to get everything in place beforehand so we know what to do if it's suspected that baby does have a tongue tie.
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Is tongue tie at all hereditary?
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EasyCompadre · 14/04/2014 07:43
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