Hosted by Tasha · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 16 episodes
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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.
Tasha hosts Parents of Mouth Breathers, a kids show with 16 episodes published.
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. This episode is a real-time update on where we are now. I’m sharing w
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. She now approaches ai
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), r
After nearly two years on the waiting list and months of trying everything else, my son finally had a tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, and grommets. This episode is my honest update. Not medical advice, not a tidy success s
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. Dr McIntosh is inter
I’m joined by Dr Suraj Vatish, dental surgeon and lead at the Tongue Tie & Breathing Centre (Happy Kids, Chelsea). We unpack what a tongue tie really is, why “can they stick it out?” misses the point, how ties affect fee
I’ve tried the scripts. The co-regulation. The whispered apologies. I’ve kneeled down at eye level and told myself, “this is what gentle parenting looks like.” But still—nothing seemed to work. In this episode, I’m shari
When Dr Kathleen Schuster’s daughter started snoring, having nightmares, and acting “not like herself,” Kathleen didn’t just see a phase — she saw red flags. In this powerful conversation, Kathleen shares how she navigat
In this episode, I offer a real-world guide for parents preparing for their child’s ENT appointment. We talk through what to expect, what to bring, and what not to take lying down. Because while ENTs can be part of the s
In this episode of Parents of Mouth Breathers, I’m laying it all out, the overlooked reality of paediatric sleep apnoea, and what it’s really like trying to get your child’s breathing issues taken seriously. Sleep apnoea
In this episode of Parents of Mouth Breathers, I share my personal journey of advocating for my son’s airway health. I talk about the struggles and challenges I faced in getting my son’s sleep-disordered breathing issues
In this episode, I share the deeply personal and frustrating journey of discovering that my son’s behaviour, speech delays, and social struggles weren’t defiance, they were signs of undiagnosed glue ear. We talk about: W
In this episode of Parents of Mouth Breathers, I talk about the overlooked issue of tongue tie and its potential long-term effects on children's health. Drawing from personal experiences with my two sons, I discusses the
Podcast: Parents of Mouth Breathers Host: Natasha | @parentsofmouthbreathers In this episode, I explore the powerful insights from James Nestor’s bestselling book Breath—and how it completely changed the way I see my son
In this episode of 'Parents of Mouth Breathers' host Natasha addresses the overlooked issue of children's breathing and sleep problems often dismissed by medical professionals. She shares her personal journey of discover
In the very first episode of Parents of Mouth Breathers, I share the beginning of my journey — the moment I realised something wasn’t quite right with my son, and how mouth breathing was at the heart of it. I open up abo
Jessica Lee
Partner and Chair of the Privacy, Security, and Data Innovations practice · Royal Observatory Greenwich
1 appearance on this show
Aoife
mammy, IBCLC, birth worker · Mothers Against Genocide
1 appearance on this show
Dr David McIntosh
Paediatric ENT Specialist · Australian ENT
1 appearance on this show
James Nestor
NYTimes Best-selling Author of Breath – The New Science Of A Lost Art
1 appearance on this show
Patrick Mckeown
Director of Education · Buteyko Clinic International
1 appearance on this show
Steven Lin
PCP and AI implementation expert · Semarchy
1 appearance on this show
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