Newborn Snoring: causes, effects, and solutions for peaceful sleep

What is Newborn Snoring?

Oftentimes, newborns breathe noisily when they sleep. It may be caused due to extra mucus or dryness in their tiny nasal passages. However, if you notice your newborn baby actually snoring on a regular basis, consult with a doctor.

If your snoring is causing issues with your partner or his/her snoring is irritating you at night, it is important that you seek timely medical assistance. Snoring has been seen not only in adults but in children too. Although the reasons to snore vary, but if your child has been snoring occasionally or even regularly, it is important to seek the services of a medical professional to delve into the root cause of it.

Whether it is an adult or child, snoring isn’t normal. You need to find the reason behind it to get it treated accordingly. And it’s safe to say that snoring can be extremely annoying, especially if you’re the partner of a frequent snorer.  There are certain facts and statistics about snoring that Tanner Medico, the creators of Asonor Anti-snoring Spray Solution are well aware of.  First and foremost, snoring affects approximately 25% of the US population – 40% of which are men and 24% are women.  Furthermore, it not only affects all age groups, but in most cases, it tends worsen with age.

Interestingly enough, a small percentage (10%) of snorers are children, including infants and toddlers.  Is this something to be concerned about? In most cases, no.  If you’ve ever slept close to a newborn or toddler, you already know that they cough, cry, grunt, laugh, and even snore while they sleep.  Thus, if have concerns about your baby snoring, the following will explain what you need to be aware of, from the causes and effects of snoring to some solutions that enable them to sleep safer.