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@oneearthwoman I love ours and have posted the review on my blog with photos, etc but I don’t think I’m allowed to post. We travel with an extra set of blockers and it’s truly the ideal solution!

@gerardb Closed lips are important but more importantly is making sure her tongue is sitting high in her palate!

@gerardb Great, if she didn’t have any pre or post work done, it wouldn’t be out of the realm of needing to work on the function of the muscles to do what they need to do (close the mouth and nasal breathe) to stimulate the vagus nerve in the palate and allow her to rest vs being in fight or flight.

@gerardb That’s a big red flag to indicate more medical than behavior related especially with the gas, etc. if she hasn’t been evaluated for oral ties, I’d see an ENT, airway focused dentist and/or potentially a myofcuntional speech therapist.

@gerardb Have you had her checked for low iron/ferritin? Any snoring or open mouth breathing while she’s asleep?