This information describes toddler development for 24-36 months in terms of successful hearing aid use and what families should be aware of, and can do to support full-time hearing aid wear. Delves in
...to the start of independence skills, shaping children's attempts to put on their own hearing aids and how to help the child perform a self-check once a hearing aid is put on.
Skill development is defined for preschool children prior to kindergarten. Chart specifies 7 skills and the roles of the preschool teacher, child and the DHH professional in achieving these goals. The
... information describes how the Ling sound listening check should be performed in preschool.
This informational handout describes the challenges of excessive noise in preschool classrooms and teacher management strategies to reduce the noise. Includes TIPS for teachers and DHH professionals t
...o use when working with teachers in early childhood settings.
This resource describes important information for families to share with schools. It encourages families to complete the CHILD checklist and the Starting School LIFE-R checklist. Printable versions of
... both of these checklists are included!
My Hearing Aid Book is a Word document designed for families or early intervention providers to insert photos of the child waking up, getting hearing aids put on, eating breakfast, etc. A good experie
...nce story book to build language and good hearing aid wear practices.
Data collection sheet for families, interventionists, or teachers can record progress in teaching the child to identify when a problem occurs with one or both hearing aids.
Data collection sheet guiding hearing aid monitoring for preschool children or families of young children. Good for use in preschool or early childhood classroom situations
This handout is a summary of hearing aid monitoring for classroom teachers. It answers the why, when, and how of hearing aid listening checks. Pair with a handout describing performing the Ling Sound
...check P01TEA0472
Summary handout for strategies parents have used to keep hearing aids on active infants and toddlers. Includes mention of hearing instrument protection strategy accessories.
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