Siemens Hearing Aids
The scope of Siemens Hearing Aids and their technology for children is truly amazing. Children have all sorts of different issues when it comes to health problems. They are just little people growing and changing at an astounding rate. The parts of their little bodies are changing shapes on a weekly basis.
When it comes to their tiny small ears it is really important that we monitor the changes. Children usually are diagnosed with what is called “sensorineural” hearing loss, which means that the cause of the hearing loss originates in the inner ear. This means that the softer sounds of a mother’s voice need amplification while the banging of toys of city noises are heard just fine. Siemens has been able to come up with a range of hearing instruments that are able to differentiate between loud and soft sounds.
Types of Hearing Aids
Centra
The best in hearing aid technology.
Acuris
Aids for both ears. These aids work together to give the child the aid to their hearing by continually monitoring their environment and adjusting themselves for the best hearing experience.
Artis
When mid range control is the area of concern the Artis models of Siemens hearing aids fit the bill.
Cielo
A moderately price instrument that even comes in fun colors.
I use the word instrument, as in a musical instrument because that is just what these amazing marvels of science are, sound instruments. These hearing aids or sound instruments are delicate in that they must take over the work of our inner ear, yet are rugged since they must keep up with the rough and tumble world of children.
Hearing loss problems are not just about the hardware. As important if not more so is our daily interaction with our children. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when going about your day.
* Talk with your child about everything you are doing. Put into words what you’re doing.
* Explain all the different sounds and what they mean
* Talk in short sentence, no baby talk.
* Speak slowly
* Look at your child when you speak. They can watch your facial expressions and the forming of words with your lips and start the helpful habit of lip reading.
* Let your child talk and don’t interrupt them as they struggle with words.
* Reading is one of the best ways to help them learn and associate sounds with the pictures they describe.
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