Many parents tend to worry when their baby is snoring. Should you really be concerned? Most pediatricians will tell you that baby snoring is common and it usually does not indicate a serious problem. Your baby may snore because his breathing airways are still narrow and small. They are also likely to be filled with mucus and other similar secretions. When your baby breathes, the air he takes in tends to collide with these discharges. As a result, your baby may make noises usually described as
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