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The Power of a Name

If you’re looking for information about helping your child with hearing loss learn to listen and talk, find the keywords that will help you on your journey.
Article 3 min read
Help Your Child Reach the 40 Million Word Goal

Children who hear 40 million words by age 4 develop early conversational skills and do better in school. Help your child with hearing loss meet this goal!
Article 4 min read
Preparing For Your Baby's Hearing Evaluation

This handout describes what to expect for your baby's hearing evaluation and how you prepare. Learn...
Handout 3 min read
Eyes Open, Ears On!

Wondering how long your baby needs to wear their hearing devices? Learn more about eyes open, ears on and what it means!
Article 3 min read
A Parent's Power to Choose

A helpful guide for parents of children with hearing loss. Learn more about how to decide and what to do.

Article 6 min read
Building Literacy Block-By-Block

There’s basic building blocks to literacy. These are the skills your child with hearing loss will need to be successful in reading, school, and life.
Article 4 min read
How to Make Listening Easier at Home

There are changes you can make in your home make listening easier. Get our tips for creating an LSL-friendly home.
Article 5 min read
The Wheel That Makes LSL Go Round!

The LSL journey is more like a wheel than a straight line. It’s a proven path that helps children with hearing loss learn to listen and talk.
Article 4 min read
Tips to Prepare for Your Baby’s Hearing Evaluation

Learn about your baby’s hearing evaluation and what you can do to prepare for it. This infant hearing test will confirm if your baby has hearing loss.
Article 5 min read
Building Positive Relationships with Your Child’s Teachers

Set your child with hearing loss up for success by establishing a positive working relationship with your child’s teacher.
Article 2 min read
Grow Your Baby’s Hearing Brain

Learn more about the importance of hearing experiences for early brain development. You can grow your baby’s hearing brain for listening, talking, and reading.

Article 2 min read
How To Make Your Own Experience Books

An experience book is a homemade book by a parent and child to capture what’s important to the child. Learn how to make one!
Article 4 min read
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