Why Does My Child Sleep With Their Mouth Open Understanding Snoring Adenoids and Paediatric ENT Problems
You tuck your child into bed, check that everything is fine, and notice the same thing again — their mouth is wide open while they sleep. Perhaps there is also snoring, noisy breathing or a blocked nose that seems to come and go. It may look like a harmless sleeping habit, but persistent mouth breathing can sometimes be a sign that your child is finding it difficult to breathe comfortably...