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For us, sleep is of essential importance for all and a cornerstone of the development of childhood. But what happens if your child has your child? not As good as you should? And I'm not talking about it Nightmares or wet the bed. I'm talking about snoring, breathing or restless nights. You may just think that these are just the racking of growing up, but you could actually be a sign of a bigger problem: Sleep disorders. And it is a little more common than you would think.
Today on Chat chatI am accompanied by a real expert for pediatric respiratory health health. Dr. Kalli HaleTo uncover what parents need to know about this often overlooked state and why early interventions are so critical.
who is Dr. Kalli Hale?
Dr. Kalli Hale is on the mission to change how we think about sleep and oral health. With special training in obstructive sleep apnea, it now serves as a chief clinical officer for The respiratory dentist and a clinical lawyer for Vivos therapeuticsWhere it helps to develop innovative clinical protocols to treat sleep disorders in children and adults.
Dr. Kalli is also a faculty member of the Dental success network And a national speaker about the health of the pediatric respiratory tract. It emphasizes the importance of early orthodontic intervention, respiratory ratings as well as the LIP and tongue tie examinations. You can feel your passion in this episode, and you are here to help parents help proactive steps to support your child's lifelong well -being.
What did we discuss?
In this episode, Dr. Kalli and me:
- What is for sleep disorders and why it is a growing problem
- Frequent but misunderstood symptoms: snoring, mouth breathing, restless sleep
- How poor sleep affects energy, behavior, focus and emotional regulation
- Which orthodontics are “phase 1” and how it differs from traditional braces
- Why mouth development, Lip relationships and tongue relationships Object (Also from birth!)))
- What questions parents should Ask if you suspect a respiratory trouble problem
- Simple strategies at home to support healthy breathing
- Why children not Simply “grow out of it” and what to do instead
- The only thing she wants everyone Parents to know about sleep and health
Regardless of whether you are a parent of a toddler or a child at school, this conversation will open your eyes for the invisible fights that some children face. It explains how to help your child thrive with the right information and support.
Last thoughts
Sleep disorders often hide in sight. Like Dr. Kalli shared so powerfully, a child who doesn't sleep often does not sleep well, no longer learns, learns or feels good. The good news? There are tools, treatments and demonstrations that can make a big difference, especially if it is made early.
When your child snores, throw and turns, fights with energy or attention or was called “behavioral problems”, fights Don't ignore your gut feeling. Lawyer for a complete assessment of your airway and your development. This episode reminds us that we don't just have to accept sleep challenges as “normal”. We can ask questions, receive answers and make appropriate decisions to support the health of our children. Prost to breathe!
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