Facts and Tips for Parents and Caregivers
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Description
Tips and Facts for Parents and Caregivers of Children who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
Two Professional, Research-Backed Handouts to Support Families
What’s included:
Tips for Parents and Caregivers (1-sided)
A comprehensive action guide covering communication strategies, reading practices, hearing device maintenance, community connections, and school involvement. Practical, actionable advice families can implement immediately.
Facts for Parents and Caregivers (2-sided)
Ten critical facts every parent needs to know, from understanding listening fatigue to the importance of consistent device wear and meaningful communication. Evidence-based information presented in an accessible, engaging format.
Perfect for:
- Audiologists and hearing specialists
- Speech-language pathologists
- Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
- Early Intervention professionals
- School administrators
- Parent support groups
- Medical professionals
Features:
- Professional Quality – Printed on sturdy, glossy paper that withstands frequent handling
- Evidence-Based – Developed by Supporting Success for Children with Hearing Loss, citing peer-reviewed research
- Visually Appealing – Clean, modern design with engaging imagery that draws readers in
- Family-Friendly Language – Accessible writing that respects parents while delivering critical information
- Ready to Distribute – No additional preparation needed
Why These Resources Matter:
Parents of children with hearing differences often feel overwhelmed and isolated. These handouts provide the essential knowledge and practical strategies families need to support their child’s success – from infancy through school age.
The research is clear: parental involvement is one of the most reliable predictors of developmental success for children with hearing differences. These resources empower parents to become confident advocates and informed partners in their child’s journey.
Use These Handouts To
- Welcome new families to your program
- support parent education sessions
- Provide at diagnosis appointments
- Include in IEP or evaluation packets
- Stock in waiting rooms
- Distribute at community events
- Mail to families as check-in resources
Published October 2025 | Supporting Success for Children with Hearing Loss, Inc.
