+91 98112 27269Hearing Loss In Children
How Often Should You Get a Hearing Test? Age-Wise Breakdown
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Hearing test isn’t just for people who already have hearing difficulties. In fact, they are as important as dental and vision health check-ups and must be done as frequently. Many of us skip testing our ears until we notice problems. But doing so can cost us years of better hearing and make treatment and rehabilitation
OAE Hearing Test: Early Detection of Hearing Loss in Newborns and Adults
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When your newborn baby undergoes their first health screenings, you might notice a quick, non-invasive test being performed on their tiny ears. This simple procedure, called an Otoacoustic Emissions test (OAE hearing test), could be one of the most important early health checks your child receives. Why? Because it can detect hearing difficulties that might
Finding the Perfect Fit: A Guide to the Best Hearing Aids for Children
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Hearing loss in children can impact their brain development. It can affect a child’s ability to speak, understand language, and socialise. The first three years of a child’s life are crucial for establishing hearing and learning connections. This highlights the importance of early care. Modern hearing aids, with their compact size and various top-notch capabilities,
Overcoming Single-Sided Deafness with CROS and BiCROS Hearing Aids
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Hearing loss can be a challenging condition, regardless of its cause or severity. While the majority of people have “binaural” hearing loss, which affects both ears, some people have hearing loss in only one ear. Individuals with single-sided hearing loss, or asymmetrical hearing loss face a unique set of challenges. At Centre For Hearing®, a
Beware! Here’s How Hearing Loss Can Affect Brain Development In Kids!
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We don’t actually hear with our ears – we hear with our brain. Our ears are the “doorways” for sound. Our brain tells us what we are hearing and gives those sounds meaning, as in speech. Imagine the consequences of hearing loss on children, who are still not entirely acquainted with the intricacies of language!
Understanding Hearing Loss In Children
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Does your child often ask people to repeat themselves? Does he/she have problems with speech and language? Do you often find him/her intently watching others and trying to imitate their actions? Have you noticed how they don’t react even when you call them out loud… This can be due to hearing loss in your child.
