Signs to notice
Everyday things parents may observe at night and during the day, and why they can be worth paying attention to together.
FREE parent evening · Tue, Nov 17 · 6:30 p.m. · Warrenton, VA
Does your child snore, mouth-breathe, or wake up tired?
Free parent event with Dr. Bonnie Foster — Tuesday, Nov 17, Warrenton, VA. Learn how sleep and breathing may affect your child’s growth, focus, and behavior.
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For parents of infants through teens · No cost, no obligation.
What you’ll learn
- Signs to notice at night and during the day
- Questions to ask your child's dentist or pediatrician
- How sleep, breathing, and dental growth may connect
Save your free seat
A short form so we know to expect you. No cost, no obligation.
- Tuesday, November 17, 2026
- 6:30 p.m. Eastern
- 410 Rosedale Court, Suite 170, Warrenton, VA 20186
- (540) 717-9819
Things parents sometimes notice
- Mouth breathing
- Snoring or noisy breathing
- Restless, tossing-and-turning sleep
- Hard mornings
- Teeth grinding
- Daytime tiredness
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.
What you'll take home
Questions to ask
Practical questions to bring to your child's dentist, pediatrician, or other care team.
How it may relate
How sleep, breathing, and dental development may relate to one another as children grow.
Meet Dr. Bonnie Foster
Bonnie D. Foster, DDS, RDH
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.