Most children find themselves on the receiving end of harsh and negative references like stubborn, belligerent, neglectful, and insolent for example, some of which come from their parents and teachers.
A physician says that undetected cases of mild to severe hearing loss can be treated on occasion, and this is normally experienced by children without their parents' knowledge.
Deafness is highly possible even for children, said an anonymous physician, especially when a child has yet to learn to talk by age two.
Below is his report of findings.
It is important that parents recognize how a child speaks through imitation to comprehend how hearing and speech are connected.
Much drivel can be expected from the infant up to six months.
Afterwards he will use sound to get people to notice.
After hearing his parents, he starts to be selective with sounds choosing those which can entice good reactions.
His hearing also captures the speech of people around him.
Following this is learning about words and then sentences.
Parents are responsible for cultivating a child's capacity for speech considering how learning varies from case to case.
Fostering a child's speech skills calls for a parent to talk with a pleasant voice and see to it that the child gets adequate attention.
According to one physician, speech development has a normal pattern, but there are chances wherein an infant's vocabulary will differ from that of another.
When a baby reaches twelve months, he could already speak three words.
Usually, the use of elaborate and sophisticated apparatus to test the hearing of infants is not necessary.
The evidence of a baby not being able to hear common sounds is when parents see how the sounds originate from the baby's sight.
These are the sounds that should be recognized including footsteps, ticking clocks, doorbell and telephone rings, and a loud voice next door.
Hearing loss in your baby should be reported to the doctor without hesitation.
After using hearing tests, few infants were determined to be totally deaf.
Deaf babies are still able to retain some hearing ability that can be remedied by intensifying the sound through a hearing aid.
Hearing aids can be used by babies.
They are able to adjust fast, they get used to them quickly, do not try to pull them off and grow up quite unselfconscious about them.
Even a child with limited hearing ability can grow up capable of attending a regular school, a special institution for the deaf will not be necessary, and this is highly possible especially when hearing aids are used from infancy.
The utility of hearing aids allow children to engage in learning during the formative years, and the knowledge they gain will then help them interact with other people.
Utilized without any stigma, a child can be freed from a life of silence but instead given the opportunity to live a normal, happy, and socially content life.
A physician says that undetected cases of mild to severe hearing loss can be treated on occasion, and this is normally experienced by children without their parents' knowledge.
Deafness is highly possible even for children, said an anonymous physician, especially when a child has yet to learn to talk by age two.
Below is his report of findings.
It is important that parents recognize how a child speaks through imitation to comprehend how hearing and speech are connected.
Much drivel can be expected from the infant up to six months.
Afterwards he will use sound to get people to notice.
After hearing his parents, he starts to be selective with sounds choosing those which can entice good reactions.
His hearing also captures the speech of people around him.
Following this is learning about words and then sentences.
Parents are responsible for cultivating a child's capacity for speech considering how learning varies from case to case.
Fostering a child's speech skills calls for a parent to talk with a pleasant voice and see to it that the child gets adequate attention.
According to one physician, speech development has a normal pattern, but there are chances wherein an infant's vocabulary will differ from that of another.
When a baby reaches twelve months, he could already speak three words.
Usually, the use of elaborate and sophisticated apparatus to test the hearing of infants is not necessary.
The evidence of a baby not being able to hear common sounds is when parents see how the sounds originate from the baby's sight.
These are the sounds that should be recognized including footsteps, ticking clocks, doorbell and telephone rings, and a loud voice next door.
Hearing loss in your baby should be reported to the doctor without hesitation.
After using hearing tests, few infants were determined to be totally deaf.
Deaf babies are still able to retain some hearing ability that can be remedied by intensifying the sound through a hearing aid.
Hearing aids can be used by babies.
They are able to adjust fast, they get used to them quickly, do not try to pull them off and grow up quite unselfconscious about them.
Even a child with limited hearing ability can grow up capable of attending a regular school, a special institution for the deaf will not be necessary, and this is highly possible especially when hearing aids are used from infancy.
The utility of hearing aids allow children to engage in learning during the formative years, and the knowledge they gain will then help them interact with other people.
Utilized without any stigma, a child can be freed from a life of silence but instead given the opportunity to live a normal, happy, and socially content life.