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childrens sleep and airway health

Education is the first step to helping our children. 

Find the Resources You Need

We have several resource types available, such as book recommendations, research information, blogs, newsletters to help you stay current on the latest findings, and videos and podcasts from some of the country's top medical professionals specializing in children's airway disorders. 

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CAFF created our Parent's Portal to help parents start their journey of prevention and recovery for their children. We know there is a lot of information on our website, which could be overwhelming. The Parent's Portal is the perfect place for parents to begin.

Newsletter

Missed a newsletter? No problem—we’ve got you covered! Dive into our archives to catch up on all the past issues of the Children’s Airway First Foundation Newsletter.

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With so much information available on childhood airway dysfunction prevention and sleep health, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. That’s why we’ve curated a list of must-read books to guide your research.


These books, written by leading medical experts, cover vital topics like breathing, diet, and dental health, offering actionable insights on improving these conditions. They’re also a fantastic resource for professionals, highlighting the importance of collaboration between pediatricians, pediatric dentists, and allied health professionals in children’s overall health management.


Do you have a book or author that’s not on our list but should be? Let us know! We’d love to review it and consider adding it to our Recommended Reading List or our general resources library.

Reading List

Welcome to the Airway First Podcast

A Parent's Guide to Sleep and Airway Health for Children!

​Each episode explores the topic of children's sleep and airway health with medical professionals and clinicians. Some of the topics discussed include:​

  • Sleep Health Practices for Children

  • Mouth Breathing / Nasal Breathing / Proper Breathing

  • Signs and Symptoms of Airway Dysfunction in Children

  • Treatment Options for Oral Dysfunction

  • Pediatric Airway Dentistry and Myofunctional Therapy

  • Feeding and Support for Newborns

  • Parent Stories

 

Our focus is on providing you with the education and tools you need to help guide your child towards better sleep and airway health and a life where they can thrive. Below, we've listed every episode from our podcast series, Airway First, where we provide information parents and medical professionals need about airway and sleep issues.

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Several of these medical professionals are on our Advisory Board and are published authors you can find our Recommended Reading List if you want to learn more about what they discuss in their interview.

Video Library

Our Video Library contains videos from some of the world's leading medical professionals. These video interviews will allow you to get a more in-depth understanding of many of the causes of childhood airway disorders, sleep-disordered breathing, and what parents can do to prevent or treat them.

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Several of these medical professionals are on our Advisory Board and are published authors you can find our Recommended Reading List if you want to learn more about what they discuss in their video.

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Have you found a video interview or TED Talk that you think would benefit others in the CAFF community? Send us a note and let us know all the details about the video! We will happily take a look at the video and, if it supports the CAFF Mission and Vision, we will add it to our video library and make it easily accessible to others.

Sharon Moore | Mouth Breathing | The Global Classroom
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Sharon Moore | Mouth Breathing | The Global Classroom
Join Sharon Moore as she shares insider tips on healthy oral posture and the correct way to use your mouth muscles during mouth breathing. As an oral pathologist, Sharon is an expert on the best way to use your mouth when you breathe. Correct mouth breathing requires careful tongue placement and allows you to exercise the bones and muscles across your face. Join Sharon Moore as she shares her insights with The Global Classroom. To hear more from Sharon Moore, explore The Global Classroom’s seventh digital classroom - Deep Breath - where she is joined by breathing experts from across the world to discuss the power of breathing ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Subscribe to our YouTube Channel NOW for the latest classroom updates and guest speaker features. Website 👉🏻 https://www.theglobalclassroom.com/ Facebook 👉🏼 https://www.facebook.com/GlobalClassRM Instagram 👉🏽 https://www.instagram.com/the.globalclassroom/ Twitter 👉🏾 https://twitter.com/globalclassrm?lang=en Join PACTIVE’s 30 Day Breath Challenge in partnership with The Global Classroom and Our Breath Collective 👉🏿 https://use.getpactive.co.uk/invite/JyGQ6NoaYWC1WzA6Mdnc ___________________________________________________________________________________________ The Global Classroom is a unique charity and education movement that unites children around the world. Delivered by Scarisbrick Hall School in partnership with the World Health Organisation (WHO) and supported by UNICEF, The Global Classroom is the largest digital classroom in the world. We deliver an extraordinary programme of aspirational events from some of the most influential leaders in their fields to the future leaders of our planet.
Hidehiro Abe, DDS (Tokyo Japan): Collaboration Cures Summit_Oct 18~19, 2019
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Hidehiro Abe, DDS (Tokyo Japan): Collaboration Cures Summit_Oct 18~19, 2019
Hidehiro Abe, DDS (Tokyo Japan): Nursery schools specialized in pediatric myofunctional therapy: the concept of feeding and swallowing from neonates to prevent oral disfunction: Collaboration Cures Summit_Oct 18~19, 2019
Finding Connor Deegan - AAPMD
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Finding Connor Deegan - AAPMD
For more information about children who are sleepy, snore, or have been diagnosed with ADHD, please visit The American Academy of Physiological Medicine and Dentistry at www.AAPMD.org
Tongue tie tests
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Tongue tie tests
Tongue tie and the problems that someone might be facing. Do you have a tongue tie? Try these little tests and find out now.

Medical Research Library

The CAFF Content Resource Library is full of information that will help, both parents and pediatric professionals, to better understand children's airway disorders and what causes them. While our goal is prevention, you'll also discover information on how to mitigate and treat a child currently showing signs of:​

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  • sleep-disordered breathing

  • mouth breathing

  • high-arched palate

  • malocclusion

  • physical impacts of airway disorders​

 

Our library includes checklists and questions to ask your doctor, medical research, sleep support guides, links to a variety of articles from some of the top medical professionals from around the globe.

 

Research & White Papers
We're sure you have lots of questions about children's airway diseases . We've put together information that will help you better understand what they are, what treatments are available, and how to lower your child's risk.

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Organizations & Groups

These organizations and groups are excellent resources on the topic of airway dysfunction and sleep issues in children.

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American Academy for Oral Systemic Health Logo
American Academy of Physiological Medicine & Dentistry Logo
AOMT
AACP
ADSM
ABDSM
IAFGG
IABDM
IAOM


Downloadables

Creating the right sleeping habits for your infants and kids can be daunting. We've pulled together downloadable resources that will guide you toward developing sleeping habits for your kids that will improve their health and set them on the right path for life.

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Airway and Sleep Blogs

Our blogs and newsletters are excellent sources of information for both parents medical professionals regarding pediatric airway disorders. We cover the basics about symptoms and signs as well as up-to-date research from industry and medical experts.​​

Appliances & Equipment

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