In this episode, Hallie talks to Michelle Emanuel, OTR/L, about TITTs for TOTs - Therapeutic Intentional Tummy Time for Tethered Oral Tissues. Michelle is the creator of the Tummy Time Method which is an 8 stage sequence designed to help babies develop posture, movement and connection while on their tummies. She explains the importance of tummy time and why babies with tethered oral tissues can especially benefit from spending time on their tummies.

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In this episode, Hallie talks about sleep apnea in children and why snoring is never normal. She discusses the signs and symptoms of possible sleep apnea in children and why it's important to seek medical advice if your child snores.

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In this episode, Hallie shares how her office deals with clients from the time they are referred to her to the time they graduate. She talks about which questions to ask on a pre-appointment patient history form and why it's important to consider which type of provider is making the referral. She also stresses the importance of pre-op and post-op therapy and how to know when a child is ready for tongue-tie release.

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In this episode, Hallie talks to Jill Rabin, M.S., CCC-SLP/L, IBCLC. They discuss tethered oral tissues and feeding difficulties, focusing on children with special needs. Jill stresses the importance of collaboration between providers with different specialties and offers several tips for baby-led weaning and overcoming feeding challenges.

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In this episode, Hallie talks to Eric Armakan, DDS. Dr. Armakan is a Board Certified Pediatric Dentist, laser trained, and the certified owner of Dentistry for Children of Northern Virginia. They discuss the symptoms of tethered oral tissues, the types of lasers Dr. Armakan uses, and how treatment varies depending on the child's age. They also talk about some of the challenges relating to research when it comes to educating pediatricians and other providers about tongue ties.

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In this episode, Hallie talks to Melissa Ramkissoon, RN, BSN, IFS, and founder Help With Ties. Help With Ties is a nonprofit organization serving families in south Florida. Melissa's mission is to help families understand what is going on with their babies and children who seem to be struggling with issues related to tethered oral tissues. She assists them through the process with no- or low-cost services to ensure the best outcomes for the child.

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In this episode, Hallie talks to Scott Siegel, MD, DDS, FACS, FICS, FAAP, about evidence based research. They discuss Dr. Siegel's current research projects and the progress that has been made by pioneers in the TOTs realm. They also share ways in which providers can work to start research projects within their own practices.

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In this episode, Hallie talks with her 4-year-old daughter Lily about her tongue-tie journey. Lily had her tongue-tie released when she was 2 years old and she has been wearing an ALF appliance since August of this year. Lily talks about how the ALF feels in her mouth and some of the new foods she now likes to eat and Hallie explains some of the changes - both expected and unexpected - that she's noticed over the last couple of months since Lily started wearing the ALF.

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In this episode, Hallie talks to Matthew J. Rowe, DDS, MSD. Dr. Rowe is a periodontist who specializes in tongue ties in both adults and children of all ages. He talks about his practice's team approach to treatment, the importance of pre- and post- op therapy, and various methods of frenectomy. He also shares helpful tips for parents and providers.

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In this episode, Hallie talks to feeding specialist and author Melanie Potock. They discuss Melanie's books and some of her tips and tricks for getting children to develop healthy eating habits. They also talk about the most stressful things about having a picky eater and what both parents and professionals can do to help.

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