Audible clicking sounds produced during infant bottle-feeding often signify an issue with the baby’s latch or the flow of milk. This phenomenon is characterized by sharp, repetitive sounds coinciding with the baby’s... Read more »
The audible sound produced during an infant’s bottle feeding, often described as a “click,” can indicate an issue with the seal created between the baby’s mouth and the bottle’s nipple. For example,... Read more »
The phenomenon of an infant producing clicking sounds during bottle feeding often indicates an improper latch or seal around the bottle’s nipple. This can result in the baby ingesting excessive air, leading... Read more »
Audible clicking noises emanating during infant bottle-feeding often indicate that the baby is not creating a secure seal around the bottle’s nipple. This imperfect latch allows air to enter the oral cavity... Read more »