Respiración oral y ronquidos en niños: consecuencias en crecimiento, conducta y aprendizaje

Does your child breathe through their mouth? Do they snore at night and seem to be unrested? Mouth breathing and snoring in children are not "normal" and are not something to ignore. In this video, I explain what mouth breathing is, why some children develop this habit, and how it can affect their facial growth, sleep, behavior, and even school performance. Parents often notice irritability, difficulty concentrating, or poor academic performance without realizing that the cause might be related to sleep quality. We discuss the consequences of snoring in children, the importance of detecting nasal obstruction, enlarged tonsils, or other contributing factors, and when it's time to seek medical evaluation. If your child sleeps with their mouth open, drools at night, snores loudly, or seems tired during the day, this video can help you understand what's happening and what to do about it. Share it with other parents. Sometimes a simple snore is more important than it seems. #MouthBreathing #SnoringInChildren #ChildrensSleep #Pediatrics #Learning #ChildGrowth #DrCarreraPediatrician Buy my book here on Mercado Libre: https://www.mercadolibre.com.mx/ya-na... 💬 If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to leave a comment. We're here to help. Follow us on our social media to stay informed about other important topics in children's health: Facebook: /doctorcarrerapediatra Instagram: /pediatra_doctorcarrera TikTok: /drcarrera_pediatra Health Officer: Juan Carlos Carrera Morales Medical Surgeon and Obstetrician 4586309 IPN Pediatrics 5472069 UNAM Mexican Council for Certification in Pediatrics Certification 14533 Advertising Notice: 2423022002A00052