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Is Your Toddler a Mouth Breather? What Parents Should Watch For
Key Takeaways An open mouth at rest, dry lips, or noisy sleep can be early signs of mouth breathing in toddlers. Daytime and nighttime clues, like restless sleep or unclear speech, are worth noting. Nasal breathing supports jaw growth, sleep quality, and how the palate takes shape. Myofunctional therapy uses gentle exercises for the tongue and lips, and habit change takes patient practice. Families in Vancouver WA and the Portland metro can book a free 15 minute virtual consu
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