We found that frequent snoring at age 1 is as prevalent as that reported in school-age children. Parents who snore should be aware that their children are at increased risk for frequent snoring.

We found that frequent snoring at age 1 is as prevalent as that reported in school-age children. Parents who snore should be aware that their children are at increased risk for frequent snoring.

The number of children with inadequate after-school care while their parents are working is troublesome. In this age of Internet predators, parents have more to worry about than the stranger on the street and our church is working to help alleviate some of those concerns.

We would like to know how the snoring progresses as the child ages. Does it stop, continue or escalate? We will continue to follow these children through age five years to answer these questions.

Early intervention can reduce morbidity due to sleep-disordered breathing.

Early intervention can reduce morbidity due to sleep-disordered breathing.