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Hello, thanks for your question! We recommend seeing a pediatric audiologist who'll be able to tell you the best hearing device for your child's specific hearing loss. You may also want to watch this free webinar that talks about what's possible with hearing technology today: bit.ly/4da3Aky. And we'd like to invite you to join the Families of Children with Hearing Loss Facebook group to connect with other parents and ask them questions about their experiences: bit.ly/3UHyhqp.

Gene therapy is still in the early stages of research and is not widely available, but we recommend viewing our Find Your Way guide for parents to determine the best next steps for your child: bit.ly/3PrQ4Pz

Thank you for your message. Because gene therapy is in the early stages of development, we recommend working with a pediatric audiologist, pediatrician, and early interventionist to figure out what will be the best plan for your child with hearing loss.

Thanks for sharing that with us! We'd love to invite you to join our Facebook group for families of kids with hearing loss. It's a great place to connect with other parents, share tips and ideas, and encourage each other: bit.ly/3UHyhqp

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Bone conduction devices are also a great option, and a pediatric audiologist can help determine what hearing device is the best choice based on a child's particular hearing loss.

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It is not yet available to the general public anywhere in the world. But your pediatric audiologist will be able to recommend which hearing devices would help your child get access to all the sounds of speech. And once they have access to sound, the very best thing you can do for your child is to spend lots of time time talking, reading, and singing songs with them.

Gene therapy is still in the early stages of research and testing, but we recommend connecting with a pediatric audiologist in your area to get advice on what the next steps should be for your child. We also have several families from India in the Families of Children with Hearing Loss Facebook Group: bit.ly/3UHyhqp. They'd be able to give you more specific information about what resources are available in India.

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You're welcome! If you're not already a part of the Families of Children with Hearing Loss Facebook group, we'd love for you to join: bit.ly/3UHyhqp.

We have a number of other families from India in the Families of Children with Hearing Loss Facebook Group: bit.ly/3UHyhqp. They'd be able to give you more specific information about what resources are available in India.

The research for gene therapy is still in its early stages, but we recommend seeing your primary care provider and getting a referral to an otologist/neurotologist. The Hearing Loss Association of America's website www.hearingloss.org is another great resource for adults with hearing loss.

Here is our Find Your Way guide for parents that will walk you through next steps: bit.ly/3VXPTzt. We also recommend setting up an appointment with a pediatric audiologist. And you can connect with other parents whose children have hearing loss and ask questions in our Facebook group for families: bit.ly/3UHyhqp.

Hello, we know this is a lot to process and work through. We'd love to share the stories of others who are thriving with their hearing devices. Here's the LSL Life series featuring kids: bit.ly/3y065Gi. And the Listening In series featuring young adults: bit.ly/3JLSFjR. You can also join our Facebook Group for families of kids with hearing loss to hear from other parents about their experiences: bit.ly/3UHyhqp.Your pediatric audiologist will also be able to share a lot more info with you on the surgery and what the outcomes will be.

Thank you for reaching out to us. We recommend seeing a pediatric audiologist if there is one in your area. We also have a Facebook group for families of kids with hearing loss where you can connect with other parents for advice and encouragement: bit.ly/3IGjVQf. And we have a Find Your Way guide for parents as you navigate next steps: bit.ly/3VXPTzt

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Hello! We recommend checking out the Find Your Way guide for families: bit.ly/3PrQ4Pz. It will help with what to do next.

Thank you for sharing your story with us. We know this journey is full of ups and downs. We would love for you to join our Facebook group to connect with our families whose kids are deaf or hard of hearing and get encouragement from parents who know exactly what it's like: facebook.com/groups/hearingfirst.

If you're considering getting one for your daughter, you can find out more about them in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/poHFcoFvn7ychrM. We also have a Facebook group for families of kids with hearing loss, and we'd love for you to join us: facebook.com/groups/hearingfirst.

Every child with hearing loss has a unique journey, and Jentry’s story is one we share to show all that is possible with the advancements in hearing technology today and with using Listening and Spoken Language. If your child has hearing loss, a pediatric audiologist would be able to guide you on if and what hearing devices they should use and what is possible for them with their speech development. Trust your instincts too! You know your child better than anyone, and it may take meeting with a few different specialists to come up with the best plan for moving forward. We'd love to share our "Find Your Way" guide for parents bit.ly/get-started-for-child-hearing-loss and the Mission Probable whitepaper with relevant research: www.hearingfirst.org/m/resources/7152.