D-Restricted Ltd: Tongue-tie Education & Support

03/09/2026

03/09/2026

**Breast Pump Fl**ge Fitting: Size, Shape, Comfort and Milk Removal** Getting a breast pump fl**ge “close enough” can still mean unnecessary discomfort and less efficient milk removal, especially when fit affects how the ni**le sits and how suction is distributed. In this article, we break down how to think clinically about fl**ge size and shape, so you can support comfort while protecting milk transfer and your confidence during pumping. Anatomy provides the information, but function provides the context—so the right fit is always part of a wider feeding picture. , , , , , , , .

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02/09/2026

**Ni**le Wound Healing: How to Help Your Ni**les Heal** If you’re dealing with sore, cracked or broken ni**les, you’re not alone—and you deserve care that’s both compassionate and clinically grounded. In this article, Diana (RGN, IBCLC and specialist tongue-tie clinician) explains how anatomy influences healing, but why function and feeding context matter just as much (including latch, milk transfer, positioning and skin support). You’ll learn practical, evidence-informed steps to help your ni**les recover while supporting your baby’s feeding in a way that feels safe and realistic for your family.

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01/09/2026

Tongue-tie Trivia Tuesdays

Week 35

01/09/2026

**Infant Resting Tongue Posture: Why it matters** Resting tongue posture can offer useful clues about how an infant’s oral structures are working, but it’s only one piece of the picture. As an RGN, IBCLC and specialist tongue-tie clinician, I like to look at anatomy alongside context—feeding comfort, milk transfer, development and the family’s experience—so we can avoid jumping to conclusions. Understanding what changes (and what doesn’t) can help guide more thoughtful assessment and calmer, more targeted support.

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31/08/2026

**How to Improve Infant Latch: Practical Breastfeeding Support** is a reassuring, evidence-informed guide for parents and professionals who want to focus on what helps in real life—positioning, comfort, readiness, and the small adjustments that can make a meaningful difference to milk transfer. As an RGN, IBCLC and specialist tongue-tie clinician, Diana emphasises that anatomy is only part of the story, and function plus feeding context are what guide thoughtful support and decision-making. If latch feels frustrating or your baby’s comfort is affected, this article helps you approach the situation calmly and clinically, so you can find a plan that fits your family’s needs.

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30/08/2026

**Pacifier Use in Infancy: Benefits, Considerations and Potential Impact** is a thoughtful, evidence-informed look at how pacifiers can support comfort in some babies, while also considering the feeding context that matters most. As an RGN, IBCLC and tongue-tie specialist, I’m especially interested in how pacifier use might interact with latch, milk transfer and overall oral function—without assuming one-size-fits-all outcomes. This piece helps you think through the “why” for your baby, so decisions feel collaborative, calm and grounded in anatomy and function working together. link

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