If you have a child who snores at night, has frequent colds and upper respiratory infections and as a result of these issues sleeps poorly at night - then you may have a child with OSA - obstructive sleep apnea.  My brother was just such a child.  Our bedroom was actually a medium sized area that was divided with a folding room divider that my parents installed to creatively create two sleeping spaces.  From my perspective it meant we each had our own space but at night......it was one...