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Snoring in children isn't treated as normal - which is good news, because something can usually be done

Snoring in children isn't treated as normal - which is good news, because something can usually be done

A bit of snuffling during a cold or in an awkward position is ordinary and passes in a few days.

Regular loud snoring, several nights a week, with no cold in sight, is a signal. Most often what's behind it is enlarged adenoids or tonsils.

The list worth taking to an ENT: pauses in breathing, mouth breathing, heavy sweating at night, restless sleep, and daytime sleepiness - or the opposite, a child who looks wired rather than tired.

Source: babysleephelpcenter.com

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Replying to Gigglesnort · cancel

Three kids and the loudest snorer in our house is still my husband. Nobody's booking him anything 🙃

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my dog would like a word 😉

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