Aww, I can imagine how scary this must be for you, mama, hearing your baby struggle to breathe is every parent's nightmare. Laryngomalacia can be worrying, but the good news is your paediatrician specialist is already looking after your baby, so you're doing the right thing following their guidance closely and keeping those appointments. From what I know, most babies with this actually improve on their own as they grow (the airway develops), though some need monitoring or intervention depending on severity, really important to ask your specialist exactly what to watch for and when to seek immediate help, like if baby's feeding struggles or seems really distressed. A few of us mums with similar concerns found it helped to keep a little log of when the breathing sounds are worse (during sleep, feeding, crying?) to share with the doctor, because those details actually help them decide the best path forward. Stay strong, and don't hesitate to call the clinic if you're worried between appointments!
Tq so much 🩷🩷