Clinical Observation Framework
For Babies with Sucking Difficulties
A free clinical resource from The Latch Revolution.
If you've ever finished a consultation thinking,
"I feel like I'm missing something..."
this framework was created for you.
It introduces the observation process we use to look beyond individual symptoms and build a clearer clinical picture.
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We'll also send you our free four-part podcast series, The Stop Guessing Series, so you can see how we use this framework in practice.
Get The FrameworkA different way of looking.
No diagnosis tells the whole story.
Not tongue tie.
Not a high palate.
Not a painful latch.
Not poor weight gain.
The babies who teach us the most are often the ones whose feeding doesn't fit neatly into a single explanation.
Our approach begins with observation.
Because better observations lead to better questions.
And better questions often lead to better support.
Whole baby
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Feeding history
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Feed observation
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Oral assessment
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Function
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This sounds like oral sensitivity
If your baby gags easily, coughs, splutters, or pulls away during feeds โ especially at the start or when milk flow changes โ this can be a sign your baby's mouth is feeling sensitive right now.
Your baby may find feeding sensations feel more intense or overwhelming.
This doesnโt mean anything is โwrong,โ.
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This guide shows gentle exercises that support comfort in the mouth and help feeding feel calmer over time.
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