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My 10 yo daughter drools when she sleeps. she says that she sleeps with her mouth open but doesn't have problems breathing thru nose upright.
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Snoring: you need to observe if while your child is sleeping does she have loud breathing or snoring, if she does she needs to be seen by ENT if not and she just sleeps with her mouth open not to worry
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