Growing Up With Hearing Loss, But Not Telling Anyone
Zeid Malas lived with near-total hearing loss for 10 years, but told almost nobody about it. Then he received a MED-EL cochlear implant.
5 Ways to Get Your Child Interested in Books
Reading can help your child develop not just language skills, but also literacy skills, and is an important part of learning throughout his or her life.
Choose the Right Assistive Listening Device (Part 1: Music)
In the first of our four-part miniseries, we explain the different Assistive Listening Devices that you can use in different situations.
What Is Sound? What Is Noise?
The difference between what is sound and what is noise is explained. This is an important aspect of processing sounds for cochlear implants
Building Your Child’s Vocabulary: Dana Suskind
Dana Suskind, author of "Thirty Million Words: Building a Child’s Brain", shares tips for parents of children with cochlear implants.
A “Joyous Occasion:” My BONEBRIDGE Activation
Wendy Rae just this week had her BONEBRIDGE activation, after having decades of hearing loss and ear-related complications.
Listening Games to Play with Clothing and Your Child
When your child is growing up, you can use these getting-dressed games as beneficial listening games and language-learning activities.
A Pianist with a Cochlear Implant: Elizabeth’s Story
Elizabeth Elliott is a pianist and MED-EL cochlear implant recipient. Here we're excited to share her story of hearing loss.
