06/05/2026
Tongue tie and oral dysfunction are real causes of disturbed sleep for babies and always worth exploring if it’s the underlying issue.
If your baby’s mouth is open day or night, it’s a sign thy are mouth breathing, which tell us your baby’s tongue isn’t elevated in the palate as it should. If they’re snoring, it’s a sign their tongue is partially obstructing their airway.
Both these things will disturb baby sleep and need support to get their tongue moving well.
And whatever is going on for your baby, making decisions about safe sleep from resources that are research backed is key.
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