Common: The tonsils ; adenoids in kids grow faster in early ; middle childhood than other body parts.At 6-9 kids often snore.At this point the glandular tissue stabalizes its size but the kids continue to grow. By the mid teens the snoring has gone.Snoring in 3-4 yo or assoc excessive day sleeping needs an evaluation for sleep apnea.
Answered 11/11/2015
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Get it treated NOW: Recent documentation has shown that children who snore may also have breathing and sleep issues that can effect behavior, and school performance. Don't wait get your child evaluated/treated ASAP. Thanks, for caring to ask for your child !-)
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