10/02/2026
đ© A huge red flag we should never ignore: mouth breathing in children.
Mouth breathing is often brushed off as ânormalâ or something kids will grow out of â but the truth is, itâs not normal, and itâs not something to overlook.
When a child is breathing through their mouth, itâs their body telling us something isnât right. There is always an underlying reason, and itâs important to identify why rather than simply accepting it.
The cause can vary â airway restrictions, oral restrictions, environmental or toxin overload, allergies, or other functional issues. Every child is different, which is why a one-size-fits-all approach doesnât work.
The key is addressing the root cause and helping children develop healthier habits early. When we intervene sooner rather than later, we can support better breathing, better sleep, better development, and overall better health.
Letâs stop normalizing signs that deserve attention and start advocating for our childrenâs long-term well-being.
Awareness is the first step. đ