| Hearing losses: |
 Children |
| Adults |
| Frecuently Asked Questions (F.A.Q.) |
From the moment hearing loss is suspected or diagnosed, your family enters a new world of information and terminology.
A clear, thorough understanding of hearing loss will help provide the base for the decisions and adjustments ahead.
In the following pages you can read about early signs of hearing loss, about school and communication, and about how you, as a parent of a child with hearing loss, can help your child with the practical and emotional issues surrounding hearing loss.
| Milestones for hearing development |
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| 6-12 months
Babble. Begin to understand simple words such as "mommy" and "bye-bye". Begin to follow simple instructions. |
| 12-18 months Words begin to form from the babble. Can use around 20 words and understand around 50 words. |
| 2 years Can usually speak in simple sentences using a vocabulary of around 200-300 words. Enjoy being read to and can identify and name many things in picture books. |
| 3-4 years Use words and sentences to express needs, questions and feelings. Vocabulary, pronunciation and understanding improve markedly during these years. |
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