Getting Started on the Hearing Loss Journey
Learning your child is deaf or hard of hearing can come with a lot of emotions. And for parents just getting started on the journey, it can be hard to know your next steps.
The good news? There are steps you can take to give your deaf child the opportunity to learn to listen, talk, read, and thrive — just like kids with typical hearing. As a parent, you get to choose what you want for your child’s future as you start this journey. If you want them to listen and talk, there’s a research-based path you can take!
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What You'll Find Inside
The Find Your Way Guide from Hearing First explains the path to listening and talking for children with hearing loss. It outlines the most important steps to follow after your child has been identified with hearing loss, including:
- Have your child fitted for appropriate hearing technology and wear hearing devices during all waking hours
- Start Listening and Spoken Language (or L-S-L) early intervention
- Talk, read, sing, and play every day with your little one
Learn Your Next Steps and What To Do for Your Baby with Hearing Loss
After your child’s hearing loss has been confirmed, it can be hard to know where to start and how to move forward. This Find Your Way guide is designed to help your family get started by outlining important next steps on the path to listening and talking with listening and spoken language.
Click below for your free guide to the steps you can take so your child can listen, talk, and reach their full potential.
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