Respirația pe nas este foarte importantă pentru dezvoltarea sănătoasă al celor mici.

In this Romanian‑language YouTube segment, two speakers discuss how parents can detect and address mouth‑breathing in young children. They outline a practical checklist: observe whether the child keeps the mouth open at rest, shows noisy or upper‑chest breathing during the day, and exhibits snoring, apnea‑like pauses, or labored breathing while asleep. Persistent drooling, constantly wet lips, and an open mouth during sleep also signal a problem. The speakers stress the need to examine the nasal passages and to improve the child’s sleep environment, ensuring a clean nose before questioning why mouth‑breathing persists. They note that after age three, oral‑muscle patterns should begin to mature, and continued issues may indicate delayed development. Finally, they point parents to the IOMFT platform – an exclusive educational site offering detailed checklists, forms, and guidance to assess whether a child’s growth and breathing patterns align with healthy norms.










