To anyone watching this video, I would have like to make a follow up video but I am afraid it would not necessarily reach the right people so here is a summary for how things progressed (onwards from this video). At ~ 4 month mark almost all symptoms resolved -reflux wasn't an issue- we stopped the meds then. We continued to use a wedge until about 5 months - sleeping was improving. I slept with him upright in my arms another handful of times (when breathing was noisy or he was irritated) but other than that he became a lot better at sleeping alone in his crib. This month my nugget will be turning 1 year old and aside from occasional stridor when he has a upper respiratory tract infection, he really has no symptoms. He sleeps alone in his room through the night, takes 2 long naps in the day time and eats everything he sees! Wherever you are in your journey I just want to share that I know its not easy, but you and your baby WILL get through it. Sending so much love and remember, each case is different- this is just how things turned out for us.
@@subibabu4268 I am so glad you wrote this comment, I in fact filmed an update video (2 years late evolution) and it will ne up THIS sunday June 25th! Lookout for it and thank you for being here
I'm a pediatrician, momma since a month and surprise surprise my baby has Laryngomalacia. It's one thing to diagnose a baby and advise a family you'll probably never meet again, it's another to live with it. I'm mentally exhausted from explaining the condition to everybody including fellow Doctors so I think it's super you made this video. I'd definitely love to hear the update on how it's going and how the SpO2 monitoring went.
Hi Idara, thank you so much for your comment. I am sorry to hear this, I hope that baby is doing alright! The Sp02 monitoring was within 'normal' range, he had dips occasionally throughout the night, I can't remember exactly but it was in low 80's. This however wasn't considered worrisome so he did not require supplemental oxygen thereafter. It did however provide me with a huge relief knowing that the 'sounds' did not necessarily imply desaturations. I hope this helps!
Just coming back from my daughters pediatricians office he said he thinks it’s laryngomalacia last night she freaked me out with a weird breathing kinda gagging noise. At home watching this video and reading the comments I feel a little hopeful. Just waiting on the referral to go thru and I’ll be seeing a speciality soon. I am a mother of 4 but have never experienced this.
im a feeding and lactation specialist and see babies with laryngomalacia all of the time. FYI: I also work with children with Down Syndrome and 85% of them have laryngomalacia.
My 6 week old was just diagnosed with this, she has noisy breathing while on her back and when shes crying or fussing, she has a tracheal tug and minor retractions but her 02 levels are normal, over 96% the reteactions are so scary even though all my doctors say that her oxygen levels are normal so not to worry. Idk if that's a good reapponse from my doctor but its making me so anxious
I cannot give medican advice, but normal saturation and weight gain are great indicators 🙌🏽🙌🏽 wishing you and baby well, that she heal quickly from her lm and remain a mild case !
My son was born with Laryngomalacia. He was diagnosed right away. We would have his oxygen levels monitored to be sure he was getting the air he needed. Within a year he had outgrown it. He did suffer from pediatric asthma but I’m not sure it was related. He outgrew that as well. Now he’s a happy and healthy 27 year old. 😊
My guy just had his supra. His sleeping is not better unfortunately. He did gain weight finally around 6-8 months (EBF) but his sleep apnea was awful! Due to his sleep study they determined a dbl supra was needed as soon as possible. No thicken feeds and the choking episodes got better
@@Mhudson1127 Wishing your little guy so much healing and strength. I am glad thing are heading in the right direction. Not an easy diagnosis or experience.
My bby 3mons old now is also suffering LM now here in hospital difficult inbreathing and feeding sometimes choking, so very hard for me to see.. I wish my bby get better soon.. Lord please help I need you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hi my baby 7 weeks now and the gp said she had laryngomalacia without diagnosing her but she said all the symptoms like sounds noises looks like laryngomalacia and it will be gone like 3 months or 6 months or 18 months.what should i do? Should I diagnose for her?
My pediatrician says its stridor... Also he has little difficulty while feeding and stridor also while feeding.. What medicines should we use. Reflux and??
My baby is 3 and half months old now. His sound is getting worse sometimes. But sometimes there is no sound like that. And he has so much gas when feeding. When will it okay?
Hello Nisadi, I am sorry I cannot speak to your specific case but I would say that if you're concerned or symptoms are worsening, to seek medical attenetion.
Hi Meer, I share some advice in this video (positioning, wedge) etc, but ultimately in non-surgical cases the real healer is time. Sending love your way!
Hi josss, thank you for your concern and feedback 😊 he grew out of his stridor at about 3/4 months and feeds became a lot better by 3 months as well. He is 6 months old now and has no signs of Laryngomalacia. Has started foods and that's going well. If youre dealing with something similar, I wish your baby a full recovery 🙏🙏🙏
@@doctorrosihi maam..can i ask you? if ur baby now take food or anything..coz my baby girl shes 8 months now..and i dont think if shes already to take a food..coz i dont know..
@@Rodskie357 Hello, My child started eating at 5-6 months. I asked his doctor before to verify that it was safe. Healthy babies typically begin food at 4-6 months of age but always verify with your doctor if you're not sure.
I suspect this with my 5 week old . My pediatrician keeps insisting that it’s normal for babies to have noisy breathing . It sounds squeaky and he seems uncomfortable so I would like to see an peds ENT. Was it a scary or painful procedure for the baby to be scoped ? I’m afraid of that since he’s so small.
I would film the noisy breathing so that your doctor could evaluate better and the laryngoscope was definitely a more intimidating experience for me than it was for my infant. He forgot about it minutes after !
My 6 months old had it very mild when she was 2 months. It went away and now she has a cold and it came back. The strider is sometimes when she’s feeding or when I’m holding her up or laying on her back. She doesn’t seem to be bothered by it. I brought her to the pediatrician and he keeps saying that it gets worst before it gets better. time I hear the stridor. I put a humidifier in her room and it seems to be helping and also some nasal saline spray. I don’t know what else to do. Any advice? Thank you
Hello, I cannot give medical advice but suggest you consult with your child's treating physician if you have concerns. It is true that it often gets worse before getting better and often worsens when they are in supine position. Thank you
Hi my baby just got diagnosed with this she is 6 months old and I had a quick question will this affect her immune system? Is it more common for her to get sick?
Hello, welcome to my page ! Generally their immune systems are not effected but every case (severity) is different. I would always go back to your treating physician with this question. Best of luck!
Hi madame, I have a baby of 4weeks with LM. I am just concerned whether this disease is threatening to his life, commonly because of thé problèms of respiration?
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To all parents, I've made a follow-up video, how my baby is doing two years later. I hope this helps!
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To anyone watching this video, I would have like to make a follow up video but I am afraid it would not necessarily reach the right people so here is a summary for how things progressed (onwards from this video). At ~ 4 month mark almost all symptoms resolved -reflux wasn't an issue- we stopped the meds then. We continued to use a wedge until about 5 months - sleeping was improving. I slept with him upright in my arms another handful of times (when breathing was noisy or he was irritated) but other than that he became a lot better at sleeping alone in his crib. This month my nugget will be turning 1 year old and aside from occasional stridor when he has a upper respiratory tract infection, he really has no symptoms. He sleeps alone in his room through the night, takes 2 long naps in the day time and eats everything he sees! Wherever you are in your journey I just want to share that I know its not easy, but you and your baby WILL get through it. Sending so much love and remember, each case is different- this is just how things turned out for us.
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Everytime i see these videos and the time when it was recorded, I’m like okay but
how’s the baby now!
Bless u guys!
@@subibabu4268 I am so glad you wrote this comment, I in fact filmed an update video (2 years late evolution) and it will ne up THIS sunday June 25th! Lookout for it and thank you for being here
I'm a pediatrician, momma since a month and surprise surprise my baby has Laryngomalacia. It's one thing to diagnose a baby and advise a family you'll probably never meet again, it's another to live with it. I'm mentally exhausted from explaining the condition to everybody including fellow Doctors so I think it's super you made this video. I'd definitely love to hear the update on how it's going and how the SpO2 monitoring went.
Hi Idara, thank you so much for your comment. I am sorry to hear this, I hope that baby is doing alright! The Sp02 monitoring was within 'normal' range, he had dips occasionally throughout the night, I can't remember exactly but it was in low 80's. This however wasn't considered worrisome so he did not require supplemental oxygen thereafter. It did however provide me with a huge relief knowing that the 'sounds' did not necessarily imply desaturations. I hope this helps!
I want to say thank you this video and your other video helped me to be more understanding I was so scared
I am so glad you came across my videos and that they were helpful to you! Wishing you and your baby the best 🙏🏽
Just coming back from my daughters pediatricians office he said he thinks it’s laryngomalacia last night she freaked me out with a weird breathing kinda gagging noise. At home watching this video and reading the comments I feel a little hopeful. Just waiting on the referral to go thru and I’ll be seeing a speciality soon. I am a mother of 4 but have never experienced this.
I am glad the comments provided some relief. You are doing great, every baby is different, sending love!
im a feeding and lactation specialist and see babies with laryngomalacia all of the time. FYI: I also work with children with Down Syndrome and 85% of them have laryngomalacia.
Hi Rina, thank you so much for your comments !! I'm truly grateful for your feedback 🙏🏽
thank you so much for this video. it was very helpful to get the dr side and the mother side 💕
My pleasure, I'm so glad it was helpful.
My 6 week old was just diagnosed with this, she has noisy breathing while on her back and when shes crying or fussing, she has a tracheal tug and minor retractions but her 02 levels are normal, over 96% the reteactions are so scary even though all my doctors say that her oxygen levels are normal so not to worry. Idk if that's a good reapponse from my doctor but its making me so anxious
She's gaining weight just fine and doesn't seem super bothered, but the sounds and the fast breathing is scary
I cannot give medican advice, but normal saturation and weight gain are great indicators 🙌🏽🙌🏽 wishing you and baby well, that she heal quickly from her lm and remain a mild case !
Thankyou so much for this video!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you. Your video is very helpful. Could please post a video of how you make your baby sleep upright ?
Hi! What I did was use a wedge *or multiple towels folded adequately) and placed it under his mattress or bassinet *! I hope this helps
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Yes! Good eye ☺️
My son was born with Laryngomalacia. He was diagnosed right away. We would have his oxygen levels monitored to be sure he was getting the air he needed. Within a year he had outgrown it. He did suffer from pediatric asthma but I’m not sure it was related. He outgrew that as well. Now he’s a happy and healthy 27 year old. 😊
So incredibly happy to hear this 🙏🏽🙏🏽💕
How did you managed at home my daughter is also same problem?
@@nagmashamim8145 there was nothing to be done for it. He just had to outgrow it.
@@panthermomshe drop saturation level thats the point to worry
@@nagmashamim8145 my sons only dropped low enough once to be in the hospital. Don’t worry though, she will outgrow it and breathe normally one day ❤️
Is there any update
Yes I have a part two video on my channel!
Thank you so much!! LM momma here and this was a great video!
My guy just had his supra. His sleeping is not better unfortunately. He did gain weight finally around 6-8 months (EBF) but his sleep apnea was awful! Due to his sleep study they determined a dbl supra was needed as soon as possible. No thicken feeds and the choking episodes got better
I Am so happy to hear that, ty for sharing!
@@Mhudson1127 Wishing your little guy so much healing and strength. I am glad thing are heading in the right direction. Not an easy diagnosis or experience.
My bby 3mons old now is also suffering LM now here in hospital difficult inbreathing and feeding sometimes choking, so very hard for me to see.. I wish my bby get better soon.. Lord please help I need you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hi there. My babies is severe. How is your child doing now and did it get better at some particular age?
How is your baby LM now?
Completely resolved 🙏🏽 (hea now 2.5 years old)
How is your baby now and has he outgrown it yet? If yes in how many months.Please do reply
Hi my baby 7 weeks now and the gp said she had laryngomalacia without diagnosing her but she said all the symptoms like sounds noises looks like laryngomalacia and it will be gone like 3 months or 6 months or 18 months.what should i do? Should I diagnose for her?
Really thankful for your video,
So very welcome, i am glad!
My pediatrician says its stridor...
Also he has little difficulty while feeding and stridor also while feeding.. What medicines should we use. Reflux and??
Please ask your doctor
Hello mam I am in India.i cannot understand your fluent English. So please give the guidelines in text form
Hello…. My 1 month old daughter have LM dr suggest tracheostomy…
Hello, I am sorry to hear about your babies new diagnosis. Wishing you the best on this journey 🙏🏽
@@doctorrosi is there any option to keep her at home without any oxygen support
@@nagmashamim8145 Hello, I am not a specialist in this and I Cannot offer you medical advice. Please follow your doctor's recommendations.
What is the best treatment for Laryngomalacia? Cus the ENT suggested go for the tracheostomy is that the best option for Laryngomalacia?
Does the CPAP helps the laryn heals by itself??
Every case varies. Depending on the severity different treatment approaches are offered. Wishing you and your baby well!
@@doctorrosi we did the tracheotomy but after few days there was a milk coming out from the trachy
Hello mam ...how was ur baby my baby have same problem Dr suggest for tracheostomy...
@@nagmashamim8145 how's your baby now maam?
Plz plz mam reply which feed is best mother feed or formula my one month old daughtre has LM n she is on motherfeed
What you can offer is best. Breastmilk had a multitude of benefits, but only if feasible for you and baby
@@doctorrosi thanku mam
My baby is 3 and half months old now. His sound is getting worse sometimes. But sometimes there is no sound like that. And he has so much gas when feeding. When will it okay?
Hello Nisadi, I am sorry I cannot speak to your specific case but I would say that if you're concerned or symptoms are worsening, to seek medical attenetion.
M happy 4 u that u and ur baby outcame it
my baby is 2 month old hhe has kis problem what can i do
Hi Meer, I share some advice in this video (positioning, wedge) etc, but ultimately in non-surgical cases the real healer is time. Sending love your way!
Thank u for the video! how's your baby now?
Hi josss, thank you for your concern and feedback 😊 he grew out of his stridor at about 3/4 months and feeds became a lot better by 3 months as well. He is 6 months old now and has no signs of Laryngomalacia. Has started foods and that's going well. If youre dealing with something similar, I wish your baby a full recovery 🙏🙏🙏
@@doctorrosi thank you for replying I'm happy for you and your baby. Yes my 2 month old has LM currently I really hope he outgrows it eventually.
@@doctorrosihi maam..can i ask you? if ur baby now take food or anything..coz my baby girl shes 8 months now..and i dont think if shes already to take a food..coz i dont know..
@@doctorrosi i hope u read my messages..
@@Rodskie357 Hello, My child started eating at 5-6 months. I asked his doctor before to verify that it was safe. Healthy babies typically begin food at 4-6 months of age but always verify with your doctor if you're not sure.
That’s exactly what happened to us, but I’ve noticed that the pacifier makes worse for him with the saliva built up and choking on it
Very hard :(
Does ur baby was gasping during sleeping
Hi yes he way, but every case is different and it recommend consulting with your physician !
How is ur baby now?
He grew out of his laryngomalacia and heals normally for any typical infection 🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you for asking.
@@doctorrosi thank you for sharing ur experience. It’s very difficult to see babies going through this situation.
Hello, what’s the update on your baby ?
Hello! Please see pinned comment :) I have posted an update
Hope your baby is doing good now..my baby is 5 months now and he is suffering from LM now..Its really hard to experience with own child
It's not easy, but it certainly gets better! (speaking from experience) Sending you and baby well wishes.
Does a baby with LM used to hiccups everytime ma'am?
Hello, baby's with laryngomalacia don't necessarily have more hiccups.
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I suspect this with my 5 week old . My pediatrician keeps insisting that it’s normal for babies to have noisy breathing . It sounds squeaky and he seems uncomfortable so I would like to see an peds ENT. Was it a scary or painful procedure for the baby to be scoped ? I’m afraid of that since he’s so small.
I would film the noisy breathing so that your doctor could evaluate better and the laryngoscope was definitely a more intimidating experience for me than it was for my infant. He forgot about it minutes after !
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My 6 months old had it very mild when she was 2 months. It went away and now she has a cold and it came back. The strider is sometimes when she’s feeding or when I’m holding her up or laying on her back. She doesn’t seem to be bothered by it. I brought her to the pediatrician and he keeps saying that it gets worst before it gets better. time I hear the stridor. I put a humidifier in her room and it seems to be helping and also some nasal saline spray. I don’t know what else to do. Any advice? Thank you
Hello, I cannot give medical advice but suggest you consult with your child's treating physician if you have concerns. It is true that it often gets worse before getting better and often worsens when they are in supine position. Thank you
Hi my baby just got diagnosed with this she is 6 months old and I had a quick question will this affect her immune system? Is it more common for her to get sick?
Hello, welcome to my page ! Generally their immune systems are not effected but every case (severity) is different. I would always go back to your treating physician with this question. Best of luck!
i hope you are our physician
I would share my story with my son but YT keeps deleting my comment! 😫
That is frustrating and bizarre, I hope baby is doing alright !
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Hi madame, I have a baby of 4weeks with LM. I am just concerned whether this disease is threatening to his life, commonly because of thé problèms of respiration?
What actions you have taken to reduce the lm
Does this condition cause speech delay?
Hi Meghan, there is no evidence that it does, I researched quite a bit - but always discuss with your treating physician as each case is different!