Infant Feeding - PhysioBaby

Breast preference (resistance or restlessness when placed on one side for feeding)

Yes No

Gassiness or reflux

Yes No

Clicking at breast or bottle

Yes No

Bottle refusal

Yes No

Poor Weight Gain

Yes No

Constipation

Yes No

Postural asymmetry

Yes No

Head turning or head tilting preference (shoulder appears closer to ear on one side)

Yes No

Pelvic asymmetry when on back: looks like one knee consistently higher than the other

Yes No

Head Flattening: on one side (plagiocephaly) or flattened back of head (brachycephaly)

Yes No

Asymmetrical facial features: (e.g. one eye smaller than the other, one cheek fuller, asymmetrical/crooked smile)

Yes No

Recessed chin

Yes No

Poor mouth opening

Yes No

Floppy baby: poor head control for age, poor postural control during feeding or when being held

Yes No

Body tension: resistance to arm or leg motions or bending of body (knees to chest), increased hand fisting even after feeds, look of 'no neck' due to increased shoulder elevation

Yes No

Poor oral motor coordination

Yes No

Delay in motor milestones

Yes No

Oral ties (tongue and/or lip): often require body work for release of tension of the mouth, neck and body to improve postural alignment for efficient feeding and to optimize outcomes before and after frenectomy

Yes No

Extremely fussy or 'colicky'

Yes No

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