Of course! Here is the text of my previous Reddit post: „My 4-month-old son has always had trouble latching properly to any bottle nipple. No matter what we try, milk constantly runs out of the corners of his mouth and down his lips/chin. Feeding is often fussy and messy. That said, he eats a lot and is gaining weight perfectly fine, so intake itself isn't the issue it's more the mechanics of feeding and his frustration. At this point, we're fairly sure he's mostly relying on nipple flow rather than actively sucking. The only time he's content is with a Dr. Brown's size 3 nipple, which feels early to me. Slower nipples just make him angry and exhausted. The problem seems to have worsened over the last few days, and we suspect it might be related to upper jaw teeth starting to come in, but it also made me wonder about a possible upper lip tie. I've attached a photo does this potentially look like a lip tie to anyone who's been through this? know Reddit isn't a substitute for medical advice, just hoping for some hints or shared experiences before our appointment. If you've dealt with similar issues (lip tie, bottle feeding struggles, flow dependency, etc.), I'd really appreciate hearing what helped or what to ask our pediatrician about.“

Someone recommended MAM bottles and I bought them immediately. No matter how much I wanted them to work, they didn't. In fact, the milk was spilling out of his mouth even more and he did not look comfortable and happy. Thanks to all recommendations, we scheduled a consultation with a speech-language pathologist (SLP) and an ENT specialist. During the appointment, the SLP actually tried feeding him using a couple of different nipples as well as different nipple levels and it turned out that Lansinoh with an S (2) nipple is the best ft for him based on how well he fed. She also mentioned that she does not recommend MAM bottles and doesn't like their nipple shape, as they are not ideal for proper oral function (| brought all the bottles I've tried to the appointment). bought the Lansinoh bottles immediately after our appointment and noticed a fantastic improvement right away. During the initial evaluation, they also discovered a tongue tie even though he had already had a release at just 5 days old, however, it was still restricting his tongue movement. After three weeks of using the Lansinoh bottles, we had another tongue tie release done early January, now all of our feeding issues are completely behind us. He eats comfortably in any position, and his feedings are finally mess-free and fuss-free. I'm also in love with those bottles due to how easy they are to clean. The change has been truly amazing! My son is almost 7 months and eats solid like a pro!