It may seem like common sense to read that it’s easier for your child to listen and learn in a quieter environment, but did you know there are changes you can make in your home to minimize noise and make listening easier? Get our tips for creating an LSL-friendly home so your child can learn in an optimal listening environment.
Subtle background noises around your home can make it difficult for your child to hear all the sounds of speech as they are learning new words. And while you may be able to tune out these everyday sounds, they could be preventing your child with hearing loss from having clear access to important sounds and language.
The good news is you have the power to manage your listening environment so your child can fully participate in daily interactions with your family, their friends, and community members. Make listening easier around the house with these simple tips.
Watch Hearing First CEO, Dr. Teresa Caraway, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVT walk through these tips for creating an optimal listening environment in our new video!
Remember, when it comes to making an LSL-friendly house, the less noise the better! For more practical tips for making listening easier at home, download our checklist.