Wisp Pediatric Nasal CPAP Mask with Headgear Fit Pack

Tips for helping children adjust to CPAP:

• Try practicing with the device during the day instead of immediately using it to fall asleep.
• Show your child photos of different people wearing masks, like astronauts, firefighters, or scuba divers, so he or she learns that masks are cool and not scary.
• Let your child first be allowed to touch and hold the mask in his or her hand to learn it is not painful or scary before trying to put it up to his or her face.
• Once the child can wear the mask and headgear, you can introduce the air pressure as the last step in the desensitization process.