The video addresses a common concern for parents regarding their children's facial development and breathing habits. The direct and actionable advice, presented in a concise and engaging manner, makes it highly shareable.
Summary
The speaker explains that proper tongue posture is crucial for facial structure development, contrasting it with mouth breathing. She suggests parents should check if their child's tongue is in the proper resting position inside their mouth to encourage forward facial growth.
Structure
1Tongue posture affects facial structure
2Mouth breathing vs. tongue posture
3Parents' common mistake
4The importance of tongue placement
5Call to check tongue position
On-screen text
The
tongue
grows the
FACE
JUST
HAS
CLOSED
NOT
THEIR
PROPER
POSITION
SEE
LIKE
PARENTS
ADDRESSING
WITH
SAY
BILLY'S
MOUTH
CLOSED
TIME
ASKED
TONGUE
IT
THE
MOUTH
FORWARD
TIME
CHECK
Transcript
The tongue grows the face just has closed not their proper resting position. I see many situations like this where parents are addressing with their kids and say, oh, Billy's mouth has been closed all this time. The thing is, have you asked Billy where his tongue is? Because if it is not the mouth, forward growth. Time to do a tongue check.
Original caption
The tongue is nature’s natural palate expander. Proper tongue posture = better facial structure! 👅✨ #airwaycoach #jawline #airwayhealth #sleep #onthisday
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