What Parents Should Know About Sleep and Airway Development
Many parents notice their child breathing through the mouth and assume it is just a habit that will go away with time. It can seem minor, especially when a child is otherwise active, healthy, and growing. In some cases, mouth breathing may come and go during allergy season or when a child has a cold. […]
Snoring and Mouth Breathing in Children May Be a Sign
Many parents hear their child snore and assume it is harmless. It can sound minor, common, or even a little funny at first. In many homes, snoring gets brushed off as just another childhood phase. Parents are often told their child will outgrow it and that there is no reason to worry. The problem is […]
Mouth Breathing in Children After a Cold
If your child began mouth breathing during a cold and continues to do so after recovering, it may no longer be congestion. Persistent mouth breathing can change tongue posture, jaw growth, airway development, sleep quality, and focus. Early evaluation makes correction easier and helps support healthy development. Many children start mouth breathing during a cold […]