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Managing Screen Time: Tips for Families With Young Children Discover the "Be Tech Wise" series, offering realistic advice on screen use to help kids—and families—thrive. The newest resource is focused on young children with developmental delays or differences. These free, printable handouts are available in both English and Spanish.

Birth to Five: Your Child's Communication Development When do most children start to giggle and laugh? Point and wave? Put two or more words together? Write their own name? Learn more about what to expect in your child's first five years of life.

Signs of Hearing Loss in Adults Approximately 48 million Americans have some degree of hearing loss, but many people wait years or even decades to seek help for any difficulties they're having. The first step is knowing the signs of hearing loss. If you or a loved one are experiencing any of these symptoms, visit an audiologist. #...

Improving Communication and Connection With Adults Who Have Hearing Loss Hearing loss is extremely common among adults. Even mild hearing loss can make conversation difficult. Here are some simple ways to communicate more effectively with someone who has hearing loss.

Summer Camp Tips for Children Who Have Speech or Language Disorders Getting ready for camp can be exciting — and a little overwhelming. Children with speech, language, and social communication disorders may need extra support as they prepare for this big change. These tips can help families.

Tech Tips for Care Partners of Adults With Speech or Language Disorders When someone you care about has difficulty communicating, everyday conversations can feel challenging. Tools like communication devices, apps, and even features built into phones or TVs can help support connection and independence. Here are some strategies to help you navigate technology together. #...

Communication Milestones: Birth to Five Years Milestones are behaviors or skills that are typical within an age range. They provide caregivers with a roadmap of what to expect during a child’s early years. These communication milestone checklists are a great resource for anyone with little ones! Contact an audiologist or SLP if you have conce...

Summer Safety Tips for Kids Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing Swimming, playing outside, and traveling are central parts of the summer experience for many children. For families with children who are deaf and hard of hearing, taking some additional precautions can help kids stay safe without sacrificing any of the fun. This article offers helpful tips. ....

Everyday Tips: Caring for Your Loved One With Dementia Dementia affects communication, cognition (thinking), and behavior. These changes can be very challenging, but there are strategies that can help care partners make daily life more peaceful and fulfilling.

At-Home Hearing Screener Knowing the status of your hearing is important. Good hearing health has positive benefits for brain health, memory, communication, and more. This quick hearing check can flag possible hearing issues. See an audiologist if you fail the screening or have any other concerns.