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Is it normal that a baby of one month to sleep with mouth open?
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Yes quite normal: Do not worry about it. However if the baby is mouth breathing, constantly, you may want to have the baby looked at.
Answered 4/10/2017
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Yes: Pretty common. Not to worry unless you notice any trouble breathing or always has mouth open to breathe. Then child needs evaluation. Hope this was helpful. Dr. R
Answered 12/12/2016
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