Thanks for the info Jolly. We were told to run a clean finger over it every day for the 1st week too. Acctually he spends so much time shoving his own fingers in his mouth these days I think there was hardly any need for it . In our case she thought the biggest problen is with the muscles in his upper lip that dont work well so she wasnt sure if clipping it would resolve it or not. She said we should do follow up with a speech therapist to train his muscles. She wasnt going to clip his tounge to start with but because I thought there was something not quite right about the way he uses his tongue she agreed to try clipping his tongue too. His feeding still isnt perfect but things have definitely improved. He used to do something with his toune on my nipple that wasnt painfull but really put my teeth on edge and that totally stopped right away. He still clicks too.