My 2 year old snores like a truck. What can I do now to ensure his future wife doesn’t smother him with a pill?
Question by Scuzzy Wuzzy: My 2 year old snores like a truck. What can I do now to ensure his future wife doesn’t smother him with a pill?
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*future wife or husband
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Take him to an ENT to fix the problem.
Ear plugs for his significant other!
Take him to an allergist or an ENT doctor. No two year old should be snoring like a truck.
sounds like sinus problem. have it checked by a specialist
is that a Mack truck or Peterbuilt?
Please tell me this is a joke. A two year old that snores is only a problem if there is a medical condition that could potentially harm him. Have him evaluated by a physician and if nothing is wrong you have nothing to fear for at least 16 years. Please let your children live in a peaceful, happy and contented way.
Just have the doctor start cutting pieces of his ears, nose, and throat out until that racket stops!
That’s what I did with two of my kids!
Honestly I would take him to a sleep doctor. He could honestly have some respiratory, breathing obstruction (like sleep apnea) even at his young age and fixing it NOW will help in the years ahead with his health, mood, sleep patterns etc. We’ve just gone to a sleep clinic recently and he told us even young ones like this can have obstructive sleep apnea – get him checked out NOW. You have nothing to lose.
get his tonsils takin out my little brother used to snore so bad then we got them takin out he gradually stopped doing it,,, now we don’t hear a thing
are you psychotic? he is two!
Take him to the doctor, they can help.
The only thing you can do is get him some of those Breath-Right strips… or use that pillow yourself..
do it for him/her! chirst woman, what are you doing raising children right now? we’ve got a recession, and atheists to feed! on that note, i have a modest proposal for you….
Does he needs his tonciles out?
Advise him to marry a deaf girl…it’s the only way.
Snoring can be a sign of sleep apnea which can be dangerous. Ask your pediatrician and if she concurs take him to an ENT.
My 4 year old niece was the same. It turned out to be problems with both her tonsils AND adenoids(a mass of tissue, located in the passage that connects the back of the nasal cavity to the throat. Adenoids — which are also called nasopharyngeal tonsils but are separate from the tonsils in the throat — filter out bacteria and viruses entering through the nose and produce antibodies to help the body fight infections). Her tonsils were absolutely HUGE! Anyway, I’ve not heard many grown men snore at the volume she did. My young cousin is the same way…maybe it’s genetic, because I snore, too;-)
The doctor removed her tonsils and adenoids at the same time. The surgery took only about an hour, and is very common. The poor thing suffered quite a bit of post-op pain, but that was normal. She ate lots of ice cream and popsicles, which helped alot. She was back to her old self within a couple weeks at the most, and no more snoring problems.
I would definitely take your little one to the doc, as enlarged tonsils/adenoids can cause breathing problems and even sleep apnea, as they did for my niece. He might want to wait a while, considering your little one is only 2, but maybe not. Kids are so resilient!
I wish I’d had my tonsils removed when I was young. Seems I’m always down with tonsillitis, nowadays.
This is a joke. He is only 2 and you worry for future wife/husband instead of talking to a doctor?