When you suspect your child may have an airway or sleep disorder, it can be overwhelming and will, no doubt, leave you with lots of questions. Here are a few books we recommend to help start you on your journey with your child: 1) Brave Parent by Susan Maples 2) Breath by James Nestor 3) Sleep Wrecked Kids by Sharon Moore 4) JAWS by Sandra Kahn 5) The Breathing Cure by Patrick McKeown 6) Metabolical by Robert H. Lustig 7) Sleep Apnea in Children by David G. Ingram We have a full recommended reading list on our website. The full list includes books that dig deeper into why we sleep, ADHD, and dental hygiene. What other books do y'all recommend?

Education is the first step to helping your child. CAFF has pulled together a growing library of resources that will help you to better understand children's airway diseases and complications, guidance on treatment options and professionals near you, and community support. ​ We have a number of resource types available such as book recommendations, research information, blogs, newsletters to help you stay current on the latest findings, and videos and podcasts from some of the country's top medical professionals specializing in children's airway disorders. ​ CAFF created Where to Start: First Steps to help parents start their journey of prevention and recovery for their children. We know there is a lot of information available on our website, and that could be overwhelming. Visit the Children's Airway First Resource Library to access information to help guide and support your journey to airway health for your child.

Here are a few of the websites and links we recommend all new parents check out first: • www.asappathway.com • www.facefocused.com • www.wellspoken.com.au • www.airwayhealthsolutions.com