Seat your child near adults and children who are speaking. Speak clearly and repeat important words, but use natural speaking tones and pattern. Check often to make sure your child understands what is said. Stand still when talking to your child to decrease distractions. Fix noisy appliances such as heaters or air conditioners.
Limit play with noisy toys.
Encourage teachers to create quiet areas. For example, use dividers for small group play and reading. Close windows and doors when it is noisy outside. Take advantage of opportunities every day to help children develop their language. All children can benefit from responsive language interactions, especially children with hearing loss due to otitis media Get down on your child's eye level when talking.