7 Positive childhood experiences
Research demonstrates that both positive and adverse experiences shape brain development and health across the life span. Studies on child development show that Positive Childhood
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Research demonstrates that both positive and adverse experiences shape brain development and health across the life span. Studies on child development show that Positive Childhood
It’s okay to ask for help. The first few weeks or months after a hearing loss diagnosis can be challenging and overwhelming. Practical and emotional
From sharing tips, exchanging advice or being a support network to one another, connecting with others going through similar experiences can be invaluable. Parents, carers,
Responding to people who stare at your child who is deaf or wears hearing aids or cochlear implants can be challenging. Here are some practical
Social and emotional skills – like recognising feelings, managing behaviour, and understanding others – are essential for all children. For deaf and hard of hearing
As parents, we often use rewards to help our children reach their goals. But if we want to raise lifelong learners who are self-motivated and
Social capital refers to the value and benefits that arise from an individual’s relationships, connections, and networks with others in a community or society. For
As parents of a child who is deaf or hard of hearing, we often have to answer tricky questions or have difficult conversations with our
Children with hearing loss have to concentrate more than their hearing peers to hear, comprehend and respond effectively. There is a lot of energy required
Social anxiety is common for young people with hearing loss, often because social situations take more effort and can feel unpredictable. Your child may worry
As parents of children with hearing loss, we want to protect our kids from discrimination and ensure they have equal access in society. Deafness and
It is quite normal for our teens who are deaf or hard of hearing to feel isolated at times. However, if they are experiencing persistent