Ask the Paediatricians Child Health Welcome to 2017!
It’s not too late to welcome us into 2017, considering this is our first post (on the blog) this year..
Special thank to everyone, Our volunteers:Outreaches Volunteers(Medical and Non-medical team), Outreaches Sponsors, Facebook Moderators, ATP Professionals, Readers and everyone.
Thank you for all the successes we achieved in 2016 and for all the activities that have already started and we’re set to do in 2017.
We believe more than in 2016, we will keep doing our best in terms of informing and educating us to promoting child’s health intelligence.
More than ever, we encourage you to participate by sharing, liking our post, commenting via the website and our social media handle; Facebook group and fan page, twitter and Instagram as we have great schedule locked down for this year 2017.
We thank and we appreciate you!!
Welcome again and all the best in 2017!!!
Good day to admin, I want to know if there is anything called tongue tie, cutting the beneath part of a baby’s. tongue that is not wide enough that it will affect the baby’s speech.
This is a widely held belief about tongue-tie being a very common cause of speech delay in children and as a result many mothers are always going to cut the “tongue-tie”. However, tongue tie do not cause speech delay and most so called tongue tie is just the frenulum which is a thin membrane below the tongue and the floor of the mouth which will become smaller as the baby grows bigger. There is really no need to be cutting any tongue-tie.
The danger is even higher with cutting tongue tie if it is not done in a sterile hygienic way, the baby can have tetanus and other complications.