Kuala Lampur, July 7 -- Your child snores loudly at night or consistently breathes through their mouth while sleeping. Perhaps they struggle to concentrate in school or wake up feeling tired despite what seems like a full night's rest. Do these scenarios sound familiar? If so, your child may be experiencing a condition known as Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA).

While OSA is increasingly recognised and discussed among adults, a critical blind spot remains: many people are unaware that this debilitating condition can significantly affect children as well. Often dismissed as just "loud snoring," OSA in children presents unique challenges and carries serious long-term health and developmental risks that are frequently overlooked. As we approac...