DS2 still drools a huge amount of the time - enough that if we don't keep wiping it he would have an almost constant rash below his lip and on his chin.
He's not teething, there's no other health concerns.
Anyone else have this?
Any ideas?
Stuff I have found online seems to all be about much younger kids, or kids with special needs, particularly types of palsy.
My son was the same. We think it might be related to his big tonsils... but not sure. I can't remember exactly when he stopped but somewhere between 3 and 4. He's still dribbles a bit at times but it's not as constant as it was. Does your ds have other signs of problematic tonsils/adenoids?
Sorry not much advice for you as we just waited it out. It did get better though and your ds isn't the only one.
You gotta swallow your spit (swallooooooooooooooow your spit)
You gotta swallow your spit (swallooooooooooooooow your spit)
Swallow, swallow, swallow, swallow,
You gotta swallow your spiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit!
DS1 takes considerable pleasure singing it.
DS2 takes considerable pleasure hearing it being sung for him.
it's one of those wouldn't expect it symptoms. mouth breathing, digestion issues, constipation, posture, snoring... the tongue sits in the wrong spot and has all sorts of knock on effects.
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