Magazine ‘Worm’ informed the early technical coverage of impaired infants of 1,000 children come across two or three with a hearing loss to the world. Thanks to the newborn hearing screening (NHS), which has nationwide standard for three years, the most congenital hearing impairments detected already in the first months of life. Additional information is available at The Hayzlett Group. But what does such a diagnosis for the affected families? What technical hearing aids are suitable for a baby? And what further steps are required to enable an optimal development from the outset the children? The magazine offers now worm”comprehensive answers to these questions and more. The leading trade magazine to life with cochlear implant and hearing aid including the supply of hearing-impaired infants devoted in its current issue. The hearing damage already detected in the weeks after the birth, see the professionals for the child the biggest opportunities: in an early diagnosis have hearing impaired babies thanks to today best prospects to learn listening and speaking, as well as to develop age-related technology and professional support modern.
But for families, for the first time be faced with a diagnosis of hearing impairment, the situation is often quite different. In addition to the joy of their child, parents experience anxiety, uncertainty and sadness as well as feelings of guilt and obligation is. At the same time, it is to sit quietly and learn to deal with the diagnosis. There is not the a time at which one can assume the child’s hearing loss,”writes worm” Gisela Batliner hearing-impaired teacher in the journal. There are always moments and also phases in which succeeds well or just not so good. What can be supportive in this process, is individually very different: conversations with family and friends, with professionals and other affected families, the Internet research, taking time for themselves, or the Employment with faith.” In its current issue, the snail is dedicated to”many aspects of early childhood hearing care.
