In a recent episode of “Little People Big World,” Zach Roloff expressed nervousness as he prepared to take his daughter, Lila, for her first sleep study. Lila is the youngest child of Zach and Tori Roloff, who are also parents to sons Josiah (21 months old) and Jackson (6 years old). The couple explained that the sleep study was recommended for Lila due to concerns related to obstructed sleep apnea, a condition that can be more common in individuals with dwarfism like themselves.
Zach admitted his apprehension about the upcoming sleep study, anticipating a long night ahead and expressing uncertainty about how well Lila would handle it. Despite his attempts to reassure her, Lila appeared excited, perhaps not fully understanding the nature of the procedure. Tori explained that Lila might get scared easily and have difficulty recovering from her fears.
In addition to discussing Lila’s sleep study, Tori reflected on a previous incident at one of Lila’s dance classes, where Lila had an accident after holding it in because another child had to go to the bathroom. Tori expressed feeling like a “terrible mom” in that situation, highlighting the challenges of parenting a young child.
Overall, the episode provided insight into the Roloff family’s experiences as they navigate parenting and addressing the unique medical considerations associated with dwarfism.
