
Mouth Breathing, Mom Guilt, and the Future of Kids’ Health: Michele Grasmick of Toothpillow
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In this episode of The Running Wine Mom, host Samantha Cieslinski sits down with Michele Grasmick, President of Toothpillow, to unpack the connection between airway health, sleep, and our kids’ overall development.
From mouth breathing and picky eating to bedwetting and behavioral issues—Michele reveals how they’re all rooted in jaw development. We also talk about what it really looks like to grow a company while raising two young children (including a powerful adoption story that will stay with you forever).
This isn’t just a conversation about teeth. It’s about changing the way we support children’s health from birth and building a future where moms trust their instincts, have the right tools, and feel empowered—not overwhelmed.
✨ Plus: Toothpillow is offering Running Wine Mom listeners a free $50 assessment with code RUNNINGWINEMOM at toothpillow.com
Topics we cover:
- Why mouth breathing is not just “annoying”—it’s a red flag
- Early signs of underdeveloped jaws in babies and toddlers
- The link between sleep quality, ADHD symptoms, and picky eating
- How to avoid unnecessary surgery by treating the root cause
- Michele’s emotional infertility & adoption journey
- What inspired her to launch Toothpillow as a mom of two
- How working moms can lead with purpose and peace
- Why traditional orthodontics might be making things worse
- Practical tools for airway-friendly parenting (baby bottles, bibs, weaning tips)
🔗 Mentioned in This Episode:
- 🦷 Toothpillow Website & Free Assessment
Use code RUNNINGWINEMOM at checkout for a free $50 video consultation.
- 🍼 Easy Peasy Products
- 📱Follow Michele’s work at Toothpillow on Instagram