We have sound! Vincent got his hearing aides today finally. I am so excited! I will admit, that when I first found out that he is mild to moderate hearing impaired and would need aides, I was disappointed. I kept thinking, one more thing to put on his little head.
This is like a whole new world for him. He did not even cry once they were put on his ears and when we were messing around with them in the audiologists office. Avery went with me to get his aides fitted, and was just as excited as I was to get Vinners home to see how he would react with his environment.We have yet to try them out when all of the boys are home with the "normal" craziness going on! I hope the noise really doesn't make him deaf! So we are happy our little "bobble head" has his new hearing aides and will now be able to explore his environment in a new way.


That's great! They do look good! They blend in really well.
ReplyDeleteI was really excited on the day we got hearing aids too. I rang a little rattle toy and was so excited to immediately see responses I had never seen before.
And don't worry too much about the amplification. They are programmed to compress really loud sounds and won't amplify them more.
They do look great! Your post makes me want to go get aides for Emma NOW. Does he turn his head when you call his name? That's been the biggest thing for Emma is that she doesn't do that and it makes me sad.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on seeing such a great improvement! Go Vinny!
Congrats to Vinny! The hearing aides look great on him! I hope a whole new world opens up for him!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! I'm so glad you're already noticing a difference. We notice the same thing with Hope. She's so much more reactive to sound with her hearing aids on. And I think they look great. They really do blend in!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful!! The hearing aides blend so well with his hair!!! What a blessing for him to be able to hear all the different sounds around him!! yay vinny!!
ReplyDeleteso happy for you!!!!!
ReplyDeletemy boy won't wear them just yet, maybe a year from now.