Obstructive Sleep Disordered Breathing Info
Obstructive Sleep Disordered Breathing can be common, but it is not normal.
This information might be for you if:
Tam has seen some red flags amongst our chats and has directed you to this video and information booklet.
If you have queries about this yourself and have seen these symptoms in your little one.
If your Babe presents with things like:
Snoring, mouth breathing, open mouth posture, restless sleep, very fragmented night’s, Gasping and startling awake, just to name a few - Then I suggest you download this video.
This entails an informative video where I chat through implications of long-term sleep disordered breathing, a list of symptoms and where to go, who to see. AND an information booklet sent to your email with a check list and key points from the video.
(I am not a professional in this area and/or not able to diagnose any medical issues - All my learning’s on the subject are via The Baby Sleep Consultant AUS/NZ, The Sleep Coach Society Membership and the books I have read - I am purely here to help educated on what I know and point you in the right direction on the professionals to see)
Obstructive Sleep Disordered Breathing can be common, but it is not normal.
This information might be for you if:
Tam has seen some red flags amongst our chats and has directed you to this video and information booklet.
If you have queries about this yourself and have seen these symptoms in your little one.
If your Babe presents with things like:
Snoring, mouth breathing, open mouth posture, restless sleep, very fragmented night’s, Gasping and startling awake, just to name a few - Then I suggest you download this video.
This entails an informative video where I chat through implications of long-term sleep disordered breathing, a list of symptoms and where to go, who to see. AND an information booklet sent to your email with a check list and key points from the video.
(I am not a professional in this area and/or not able to diagnose any medical issues - All my learning’s on the subject are via The Baby Sleep Consultant AUS/NZ, The Sleep Coach Society Membership and the books I have read - I am purely here to help educated on what I know and point you in the right direction on the professionals to see)
Obstructive Sleep Disordered Breathing can be common, but it is not normal.
This information might be for you if:
Tam has seen some red flags amongst our chats and has directed you to this video and information booklet.
If you have queries about this yourself and have seen these symptoms in your little one.
If your Babe presents with things like:
Snoring, mouth breathing, open mouth posture, restless sleep, very fragmented night’s, Gasping and startling awake, just to name a few - Then I suggest you download this video.
This entails an informative video where I chat through implications of long-term sleep disordered breathing, a list of symptoms and where to go, who to see. AND an information booklet sent to your email with a check list and key points from the video.
(I am not a professional in this area and/or not able to diagnose any medical issues - All my learning’s on the subject are via The Baby Sleep Consultant AUS/NZ, The Sleep Coach Society Membership and the books I have read - I am purely here to help educated on what I know and point you in the right direction on the professionals to see)