Needs visit with MD: I would want more information on what exactly is going on. I would suggest a visit with your pediatrician. The first thing that comes to mind based just on the question is does this child maybe have some mouth/jaw weakness that would benefit from an oral motor evaluation. The best answer is one obtained in a face to face visit with your physician.
Answered 1/11/2012
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Depends: Swallowing problems can be from many causes and should be addressed with the help of your pediatrician and maybe a feeding expert (such as an occupational therapist) or an ent. Less serious causes (sore throat) resolve quickly. More serious causes include a mass in the throat, developmental delays, severe reflux, anaphylaxis, and more. These should all be discussed with your baby's physician.
Answered 7/2/2011
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