Parenting Archives - Hearing Like Me

September 5, 2019

Published by Editorial Staff at September 5, 2019

What I wish I knew about congenital hearing loss

This article was originally written by HLM community member Stephanie Daniel. “Your son has permanent bilateral mild sloping to moderately severe sensorineural hearing loss.” After an excruciating and stressful one […]

August 16, 2019

Published by Whitney Spagnola at August 16, 2019

Why parents should practice ‘serve and return’ conversations with their children

As a mom of a daughter with hearing loss, I know that the importance of conversation is crucial to her development. The question is, what exactly qualifies as a conversation? […]

July 30, 2019

Published by ashleyderrington at July 30, 2019

“EPHPHATHA” is a new book about a deaf child growing up in a hearing world

A father shares the story of his son and how he taught others to adapt and learn from someone with hearing loss in a new book about deaf child.

July 22, 2019

Published by valli gideons at July 22, 2019

How to help when there’s a hearing loss diagnosis

I’ll never forget the nonchalant sound of the doctor’s voice who entered into the cold room no parent wants to be invited in, to tell us that our son had […]

July 16, 2019

Published by morgansnook at July 16, 2019

This airplane game makes speech learning fun

This fun speech and listening games can help children with hearing loss develop vital skills they need for language development.

July 12, 2019

Published by Editorial Staff at July 12, 2019

Watch: What to expect at a child’s audiology appointment

Visiting any kind of doctor for a child can be daunting, it is nothing to be nervous about! Here's what to expect at your child's audiology appointment

June 14, 2019

Published by Whitney Spagnola at June 14, 2019

Listening to different hearing aids taught me how to better help my daughter

When my daughter, Lucy, needed her first pair of hearing aids, I felt totally bewildered. Like 92% of parents, I was a “normal hearing” person, trying to make a decision […]

June 12, 2019

teaching deaf child English and sign language

Published by morgansnook at June 12, 2019

Why our deaf daughter is learning both spoken English and ASL

When my kiddo was diagnosed with hearing loss, the health department sent us a chart of communication options. On one side, it said “visual.” On the other, it said “auditory.” […]

June 3, 2019

Published by morgansnook at June 3, 2019

Finding my baby’s lost hearing aid

What’s as small as a paperclip, as pricey as a computer, and as easily lost as the remote control? A hearing aid, of course. Finding my baby’s lost hearing aid was […]

April 24, 2019

Published by morgansnook at April 24, 2019

Why my husband finally decided to start learning ASL

Cue the trumpets: My husband Kevin finally is learning American Sign Language, or ASL.

April 9, 2019

Published by lindabrinkmann at April 9, 2019

What I wish I knew about congenital hearing loss

Why parents should practice ‘serve and return’ conversations with their children

“EPHPHATHA” is a new book about a deaf child growing up in a hearing world

How to help when there’s a hearing loss diagnosis

This airplane game makes speech learning fun

Watch: What to expect at a child’s audiology appointment

Listening to different hearing aids taught me how to better help my daughter

Why our deaf daughter is learning both spoken English and ASL

Finding my baby’s lost hearing aid

Why my husband finally decided to start learning ASL

Our child’s hearing loss journey from toddler to teen years

Reflecting our children’s deafness diagnosis

Stresses and rewards of genetic testing for hearing loss

Parent-child dialogue promotes language development in toddlers

How my child’s mild hearing loss led to my hearing loss diagnosis

Why hearing aids and sign language are a happy pair

What’s On Her Ears?

How Roger helps with my children’s listening fatigue

Tips for keeping a baby’s hearing aids in their ears

Watch: Baby hears mom for the first time and can’t stop smiling