Halloween is the perfect time to dress up, eat candy, and watch scary movies. Going trick or treating or to a Halloween party is also a popular choice during this spooky holiday. However, while this holiday is often fun, it can quickly turn scary if you wear hearing aids and are not properly prepared. Halloween can be loud for both the young and old,
It’s officially back to school season, and even during the “new normal,” now is an excellent time to gather the supplies needed to help make the new school year a success. However, stocking up on notebooks and pens aren’t the only things you should think about. A child’s ability to hear can make or break their school year and can even have an effect on their social life.
We live in a digital age, and today’s children are exposed to technology every which way. The use of tablets and phones has become an electronic babysitter for some parents when downtime is needed. Utilizing an electronic device to watch a show, listen to music, or play a game has its upsides, but when headphones are used in conjunction,
If you wear hearing aids or are planning on purchasing your first pair soon, you may not know a lot about this delicate piece of technology, let alone the batteries that keep them going. There are various types of hearing aids out there, so if you are looking to know more about your hearing aid device,
Everybody loves a bargain, and for people of the 21st century, nothing is more ubiquitous with cheap deals and low prices than shopping on the internet. But, as many experienced web shoppers have learned, what you see is not always what you get. The deals found online, that seems too good to be true, rarely are.
A vital organ, your ears play a huge role in your day to day life. Being able to hear the sounds of the world around you is a blessing. Not only does it help you stay connected with others in your daily environment, but because of your ears, you can fully enjoy your favorite band’s song,
The end of the year is finally here, which means the temperatures outside are dropping, and the weather is getting cold. While this can be a nuisance to anyone who hates the cold, if you happen to wear hearing aids, you will need to take extra precautions with your device. Hearing aids are sensitive devices,
Typically when a person has mild to moderate hearing loss, hearing aids are the recommended route to take. However, hearing aids can be costly. Even most private health insurance plans don’t cover or fully cover hearing aids, and for those on Medicare are out of luck. According to a study done by Towson University and the Johns Hopkins Center on Aging &
Heading back to school can be exciting, but it also can be overwhelming for a child. A new classroom, new teacher, and a different set of students can make a lot of children anxious about the new school year. However, this feeling can become even more compounded if the child is hard of hearing or deaf.
Living with tinnitus can be a nightmare, as it can affect every aspect of your life, diminishing your quality of life as a result. The constant ringing, buzzing, or hissing can make anyone a little crazy after a while, especially since it’s a soundtrack they can’t turn off. It’s no surprise that daily activities and daily life can become more difficult.