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Home-Work With Children Who Have Hearing Loss

Some families turn a child’s hearing issues into a chance to find and learn language in all situations and environments, according to blogger mum, Kristen Johnson (“No Small Thing“), whose third child has hearing issues.

Read SpeechBuddy: How To Help A Child With Hearing Loss

Kristen’s top tips for parent-child communication at home:

  1. Turn off appliances when talking with a child who has hearing issues
  2. Test your child’s hearing by talking without letting them see your face
  3. Speak slowly and clearly without exaggerating sounds or your mouth

 

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Feb 4, 2013Team Sound Advice

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