Your Child’s Journey To Healthy, Nasal Breathing

Any inability to breathe through the nose will cause developmental changes to the face and jaws. The body will compensate, potentially causing negative effects on facial and jaw development. It is important to eliminate mouth breathing completely and retrain nasal breathing in your child. Here are the steps to follow for healthy, nasal breathing. Step 1: Determine if your child is able to breathe clearly through their nose or not using a simple at home assessment If your child can’t breathe through their nose, then the problem is likely caused by chronic swelling of adenoids and/or tonsils. If your child … Continue reading