Latch Logic | Infant Feeding and Tongue Tie Support

Elisabeth Mudzingwa, Latch Logic, breastfeeding specialist, oral function specialist, breastfeeding help, bottle feeding help, breastfeeding, bottle feeding, colic, reflux, tongue tie, tongue tie practitioner, plymouth

Infant Feeding Support in Plymouth & Devon

My name is Elisabeth, I am an infant feeding and oral function specialist, committed to providing whole-body support for you and your baby.

Having a focus on oral function enables me to help those families that are sometimes left scrambling on their own - it's not all about what feeding looks like, but how everything is working together.

I offer full support with breastfeeding and bottle feeding - often working with tense babies, and those struggling before or after a tongue tie division. We can discuss referrals for a tongue tie division if needed.

Book an Appointment

During your session, we’ll gently explore your feeding journey so far - including pregnancy, birth, and those important early days.

Together, we’ll look at personalised strategies to support your feeding goals, and if your baby shows signs of tension or low tone, we’ll go through some gentle exercises to help.

Kayleigh and baby Elijah

"When I first met Elisabeth, I was feeling defeated and unsure I could continue breastfeeding. Her incredible knowledge, support and reassurance changed everything. Without Elisabeth my journey would have ended before I was ready, I'm so grateful for the warmth and guidance she gave me."

FAQs

What services do you offer?

I offer home visits in Plymouth and the surrounding areas, as well as clinic appointments in Ashburton.

How do I book an appointment?

Drop me an email with a few basic details of your current feeding situation (along with your postcode), or fill in the contact form and I'll be in touch to arrange a time that works for you. Once we've agreed a slot, I'll send over a follow-up email with all the details.

What does follow up look like?

Most families will benefit from an in person follow up a couple of weeks after their initial appointment. In some instances this may not be necessary, and we can play it by ear.