Parents of Mouth Breathers

Each month, I speak with professionals who help me dig into the often overlooked epidemic of childhood airway dysfunction — including mouth breathing, snoring and sleep apnea. If you're looking for answers, allies, and unapologetic truth — you’re in the right place.This podcast is for the parents who won’t sit quietly while their child struggles to breathe, sleep, or thrive and are done being dismissed by professionals.Hosted by, me, Tasha — a mum who’s been ignored, fobbed off, and finally said: no more.

Parents of Mouth Breathers is a kids podcast hosted by Tasha, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Tasha hosts Parents of Mouth Breathers, a kids show with 16 episodes published.

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  Episode #17

  Ep 16. Why My Son’s Sleep Apnea Isn’t Gone: 5 Months After Surgery

  Apr 14, 202619 minS1

  <p>Five months ago, my son had his tonsils and adenoids removed, along with grommets, after years of recurring ear infections, glue ear, and sleep apnea.</p><p>This episode is a real-time update on where we are now.</p><p>I’m sharing what’s improved (his growth, the reduction in snoring) but also what’s quietly crept back in. Because the truth is, surgery hasn’t been a full solution.</p><p>I talk through our delayed post-op ENT review here in Cardiff, where I left feeling like my concerns weren’t properly addressed. His throat wasn’t examined, hi...

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  Episode #12

  Ep 15. A Broader Approach to Airway Health with Dr. Jessica Lee

  Feb 24, 202652 minS1

  <p>In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Jessica Lee — an integrative ENT who trained in a conventional, surgery-focused medical system and realised that looking only at tonsils and adenoids wasn’t enough.</p><p>She now approaches airway health through a broader lens — considering breathing patterns, growth curves, inflammation, immune health, gut health and collaboration across disciplines.</p><p>We discuss sleep-disordered breathing as a spectrum, why children don’t go from “fine” to severe obstructive sleep apnea overnight, and the two questions that may predict airway concerns early — including why daytime mouth breathing matters.</p><p>We also explore:</p...

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  Episode #14

  Ep 14. Talking Early Dental Interventions with Dr. Aiofe

  Feb 10, 202645 minS1

  <p>I’m joined by Dr Aoife, a London/Kent-based dentist whose work sits at the intersection of tongue tie, early orthodontics, and airway health. We talk about early signs from birth, feeding mechanics (not just position), reflux and congestion, sleep disruption, why crooked teeth can be downstream of mouth breathing, and what’s often missing from the “expansion” conversation online.</p><p>We also get into the reality: surgery can help in some cases, but it’s rarely the whole answer, airway issues are usually multifactorial and need a multidisciplinary approach.</p><p>It's a practical conversation to help parents fe...

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  Episode #13

  Ep 13. Update on My Son's Tonsillectomy. Was the Surgery Worth It?

  Jan 27, 202626 minS1

  <p>After nearly two years on the waiting list and months of trying everything else, my son finally had a tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, and grommets.<br>This episode is my honest update. Not medical advice, not a tidy success story, just the reality of living through it as a parent.</p><p>If you’re stuck in that awful in-between place, trying to avoid surgery but running out of alternatives, this one is for you.</p><p>I share:</p><p>What led us to surgery after years of holistic and private treatments</p><p>What the surgery day and recovery we...

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  Episode #12

  Ep 12. When Poor Sleep Changes the Brain — with Dr David McIntosh ENT

  Nov 4, 202550 minS1

  <p>In this episode of Parents of Mouth Breathers, I’m joined by Dr David McIntosh, an Australian ENT (ear, nose & throat) surgeon and author of Snored to Death and Your Child’s Sleep Disorder Breathing.<br>Dr McIntosh is internationally recognised for his work in paediatric airway health and sleep-disordered breathing.</p><p>We dig into:</p><p>Why snoring and mouth breathing are never normal in children</p><p>The shocking truth that just six months of poor sleep can alter brain development</p><p>Why the phrase “they’ll grow out of it” is outdated and harmful</p><p>How “...

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