Vocabulary building is very important for every child – not just for speaking, but for reading too. With that in mind, here are different ways to help build your child’s vocabulary, whatever their stage of development. Stage 1. Up To Single Words Try these strategies for children in the early stage of communication development
Welcome to our new series on cochlear implant rehabilitation for adults. It’s all about helping you achieve your best with your cochlear implant, from what you can expect, to activities you can practice at home. We will also share handy tips and resources to help you on your hearing journey. First up, let’s take a
We share 9 tips to help your child when they begin school, including making sure they can hear their best, and support for your child’s teacher.
If you’re thinking about getting a cochlear implant for you or a loved one, you probably have lots of questions on your mind. And while lots of these are fairly easy for your hearing professional to answer, there’s one that can be very tricky to describe. Just what does hearing with a cochlear implant sound like?
Traveling by plane is very often an exciting experience for young children. However, children can become bored quickly if they are asked to sit still for long periods of time. If you have a long flight, be prepared with games and books to both extend your child’s communication skills and keep them entertained. Here are some
Going on holidays and traveling by plane is an exciting experience for the whole family, especially young children. But it’s also a great opportunity to grow your child’s vocabulary, listening, and communication skills. Here’s how you can combine your next trip to the airport with a useful learning experience for your child. Before You
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