Here’s the third in our four-part miniseries about choosing the right Assistive Listening Device (ALD) depending on what situation you’re in. Our first posts covered listening to music and watching TV, and now we’ll head out to school or work.
When your child has a cochlear implant, there are two key strategies to help them develop language skills. The first strategy involves surrounding them in an environment of rich listening and language experiences. The second strategy is sharing books together. Books can help your child to develop language and reading skills, and is an important part
Getting dressed and doing laundry are some of the most basic routines you can do around the home, so why not make them fun? When your child is growing up you can use these routines as beneficial listening games and language-learning activities. Getting Dressed When you’re helping your child to get dressed, giving him or
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