Dr. Sonali Ghosh
Dr. Sonali Ghosh is a Consultant Pediatrician & Child Specialist based at Yatharth Hospital, Sector 20, Faridabad (NCR). On this channel, she shares simple, trustworthy guidance for parents on baby care, breastfeeding, vaccines, fever, cough & cold, growth and development, nutrition, screen time, allergies, asthma, and other common childhood problems.
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Dr. Sonali Ghosh
Did you know most children under 5 years old in India get 0.9–3.5 hours of screen time daily?
In the coming posts, we’ll share:
1. When screen time becomes a problem
2. Simple home rules to protect your child’s sleep, learning and behaviour
3. Practical tips to reduce screen time without daily fights
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Occasional light snoring with a cold is common. But loud snoring on most nights, pauses in breathing, gasps, or sleeping with the mouth open can be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in children.
In this post, Dr. Sonali Ghosh, Consultant Paediatrician & HOD PICU (Yatharth Hospital, Sector-20, Faridabad), highlights when snoring becomes worrying and why early evaluation is important for your child’s growth, behaviour and school performance.
Key points for parents
1. Occasional snoring
Snoring once in a while, especially during coughs and colds, is usually not serious.
2. Habitual snoring
Around 3–10% of children snore loudly on most nights – this can be worrying and should be checked.
3. What is Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)?
OSA is when a child’s airway partly blocks during sleep. They may snore loudly, pause in breathing, or sleep very restlessly.
4. Common risk factors
• Enlarged adenoids or tonsils
• Obesity or rapid weight gain
• Long-standing nose blockage or allergies
5. Why it matters
Untreated OSA can affect a child’s growth, behaviour, school performance and attention, and may cause long-term health problems.
If your child snores regularly, speak to your paediatrician.
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If you have concerns about your child’s development or behavior, a pediatric check-up can help you understand the next steps.
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