In this episode, Lisa talks with Maya Bundesen-Magier, occupational therapist, mother of two, and founder of MapMyMilk, a digital tool created to help breastfeeding families track maternal diet and infant symptoms with more clarity.
Maya shares how her own experience with food reactivity in her babies led her to create a better way for families and providers to look for patterns without relying on fear, extreme elimination diets, or guesswork.
Lisa and Maya cover the overlap between tongue tie symptoms and food reactivity, including reflux, fussiness, poor sleep, stool changes, breast refusal, and feeding discomfort. They also talk about why symptoms should not be viewed in isolation, and why a functional, whole-baby approach matters before assuming that one issue explains everything.
This conversation highlights the importance of clinical integrity, individualized care, and using better tools to support breastfeeding families who are trying to understand what is really going on with their baby.
In this episode, Lisa and Maya discuss:
- Why food reactivity and tongue tie symptoms can overlap
- How MapMyMilk helps families track food intake and infant symptoms
- Why extreme elimination diets can leave parents feeling afraid to eat
- The importance of looking at patterns instead of guessing
- Why a tongue tie release may not resolve symptoms if food reactivity is also present
- The role of IBCLCs and other trained providers in helping families sort through complex symptoms
- Why data, clinical support, and individualized care matter
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