Signs of Hearing Loss in Children

The content provided here was curated from Identify The Signs, a campaign founded by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. It provides valuable information about the common signs of hearing loss in children between birth to 4 years of age, an important stage in early detection of communication disorders.
- Lack of attention to sounds (birth-1 year)
- Does not respond when you call his/her name (7 months-1 year)
- Does not follow simple directions (1-2 years)
- Shows delays in speech and language development (birth-3 years)
- Pulls or scratches at his/her ears
- Difficulty achieving academically, especially in reading and math
- Socially isolated and unhappy in school
- Persistent ear discomfort after exposure to loud noise (regular and constant listening to electronics at high volumes)
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