Hey everyone! My little one is 3 years old now. He has always struggled to breathe through his nose and when he was a baby he would constantly get sick. He has very large tonsils as well and I was worried so I took him to the ENT about a year ago. The doctor said we could either do a sleep study and/or X-rays to look at the adenoids. I plan on visiting the ENT again to follow up on an X-ray now. I wanted to know if anyone’s has experienced this with their kid. Did you take an X-ray and/or do the sleep study? Did you go forward with removing the adenoids or did the issue of mouth breathing resolve on its own? Please let me know parents.
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We son was check for his tonsils and they were "off the charts" so the ent removed them. And during the surgery they check and removed his adnoids too. So no extra for us. But I do know families that have done the sleep study too. Just be sure yo ask questions for ratings and alternative work. My guess is you might need to do myofacial work after the fact to get him to stop mouth breathing because its become habit not just necessity
The nursery has contacted on my sons second day at nursery to say that a baby has chickenpox. This baby was in the same room as my child.
Is there a high chance of him getting it? The baby was removed within 3-4, hours.
I havent had chickenpox myself so I am a bit worried hence me asking.
Are there any steps I can take?
Thanks all
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I've been trying to encourage her to take an independent step but every time I do, she crawls to me instead.
Any tips would be great!
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My LO is 6 months old and hates being in the car. Sometimes she can tolerate a 10-20 minute journey by being distracted with toys, but once she starts crying she gets herself so worked up, which is so difficult when driving alone. I’ve tried her in the front (airbags turned off) and it worked for one journey but the journey back she was in hysterics by the time we got home.
I’m unsure if it has anything to do with the car seat, for reference she is 6 months old, and we have the joie I-level pro car seat, so it is fine for her age and weight/length, but unsure if the capsule car seat is causing discomfort.
Has anyone experienced this then changed to a bigger car seat and had better results, or any ideas how to keep her distracted? We do so many car journeys, and usually when I’m sat in the back with her she’s okay for a bit longer but once she’s in hysterics I have to take her out to calm her down
Any advice would be much appreciated!
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