Everyone's been asking, so here it is.
Bedwetting + the Airway Connection is my guide to understanding the connection between nocturnal enuresis, breathing, sleep, airway health, and oral function.
Bedwetting is often treated as an isolated issue, but it can be an important clue that something deeper is happening with a child's sleep and breathing. In this guide, I break down the nighttime hormone rhythms involved in staying dry, including vasopressin, the role of sleep cycles, nervous system regulation, nasal breathing, tongue posture, and the connection between airway development and sleep-disordered breathing.
I'll also walk you through the signs parents can look for at home and explain how the four foundational goals of myofunctional therapy can support healthy breathing, oral function, sleep, and development.
My goal is simple: to help parents connect the dots, ask better questions, and understand what their child's body may be trying to tell them.
Everyone's been asking, so here it is.
Bedwetting + the Airway Connection is my guide to understanding the connection between nocturnal enuresis, breathing, sleep, airway health, and oral function.
Bedwetting is often treated as an isolated issue, but it can be an important clue that something deeper is happening with a child's sleep and breathing. In this guide, I break down the nighttime hormone rhythms involved in staying dry, including vasopressin, the role of sleep cycles, nervous system regulation, nasal breathing, tongue posture, and the connection between airway development and sleep-disordered breathing.
I'll also walk you through the signs parents can look for at home and explain how the four foundational goals of myofunctional therapy can support healthy breathing, oral function, sleep, and development.
My goal is simple: to help parents connect the dots, ask better questions, and understand what their child's body may be trying to tell them.
