Children with airway disorders often experience an emotional element that can be misdiagnosed or disregarded.

Children that sleep with their mouths open consistently are often exhibiting signs of a sleep disorder.

Sleep-disordered breathing often goes unnoticed or misdiagnosed. It causes a lack of air that can have mental and physical health issues.

Is your child snoring, waking up with a dry mouth and a headache? They might have sleep-disordered breathing.

It is critical for parents to have airway disorder awareness and know what signs to watch for in their child.

Sleep apnea in children can lead to ADHD, a lower IQ, and other health issues if left untreated.

Sleep apnea in children can have a devastating impact on a child's health and cognitive abilities.

Children's Airway First Foundation is working with the Sleep Education Consortium to tackle the challenge of sleep apnea in kids.

Children's Airway First Foundation is working with the Foundation for Airway Health to support airway awareness and proper breathing.

Sleep disorders related to the upper airway are a common reason for kids to experience sleep problems.

Obstructive Sleep Apnea causes moments of blocked airways when sleeping. It often starts in childhood and can be prevented.

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