Signs to notice
Everyday things parents may observe at night and during the day — and why they can be worth paying attention to together.

A parent education evening · Warrenton, VA
A parent education evening · Warrenton, VA
What happens after the lights go out can tell parents a lot. Join Dr. Bonnie Foster for a calm, practical evening about children's sleep and breathing — what to notice, what to ask, and how it all may connect.
For parents of infants through teens

For parents
Any one of these can have many explanations, and noticing one doesn't mean something is wrong. When a few show up together, it can simply be worth learning more and asking good questions.
The evening
Everyday things parents may observe at night and during the day — and why they can be worth paying attention to together.
Practical questions you can bring to your child's dentist, pediatrician, or other care team.
How sleep, breathing, and dental development may relate to one another as children grow.

Your presenter
Bonnie D. Foster, DDS, RDH
Dr. Bonnie Foster of the Craniofacial Pain and Dental Sleep Center of Virginia in Warrenton will lead the evening, sharing parent-friendly information about children's sleep and breathing and leaving time for your questions.
Before earning her dental degree from the Medical College of Virginia, Dr. Foster spent 18 years as a registered dental hygienist. Her background brings a broad perspective to conversations about dental health.
She continues to expand her education in dental sleep medicine and craniofacial pain. For this parent evening, she’ll bring that perspective to an approachable conversation about children’s sleep, breathing, and dental development.
Registration
A short form so we know to expect you. You'll leave with clearer questions and a better sense of what to watch for — whether or not you ever become a patient.
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