Whether splashing in puddles, digging in the sandbox, or working up a sweat during a game— children are notoriously tough on their belongings, and hearing aids are no exception. Oticon pediatric hearing aids are designed and tested to make them robust, reliable, and ready to take on the challenges of childhood.

Congratulations on taking this first step toward better hearing health!

Here’s a fact that may surprise you: You hear with your brain– not just your ears. While ears are an important part of the hearing process, the processing and understanding of those sounds happen in the brain.

Kids with hearing loss want to fit in. They want to interact, learn, and socialize with their friends and peers in a variety of settings and feel included in all of them. Studies show that when kids have trouble perceiving emotion in others, it can compromise their communication skills and overall quality of life.

If your child has hearing loss, your family is not alone. The National Institute of Health reports that about two to three of every 1,000 babies born in the United States are born with some type of hearing loss. The good news is, a great majority of children can experience improved hearing with the help of hearing aids.

Your brain needs stimulation to remain healthy throughout your life, just like your muscles need exercise. Did you know hearing plays a valuable role in keeping your brain engaged and active? Keep reading to find out more!

Now that your child uses hearing aids, they’re likely experiencing a whole new world of sounds. And their developing brain needs the best possible access to learning and processing information.

The real enemy to your hearing aids during winter is moisture and condensation. That’s why it’s a good idea to check them on a daily basis during the cold months.

Although everyone experiences hearing loss differently, the journey toward better hearing becomes easier with support from relatives, friends and even colleagues.

We understand that attending social events with hearing aids can present a challenge. But with our tips and guidance, there’s no need to feel stressed.

Sometimes, though, accidents do happen. However, with a little bit of knowledge and information, you can prevent many common hearing aid disasters before they occur, or before they get worse. Read on to find out more.

With all of the different types of hearing aids out on the market, it can be hard to decide which is best for your needs.

Out of sight, out of mind? Many people worry about their hearing aids looking conspicuous, or interfering with their glasses or masks. Invisible hearing aids can help.

Summer’s finally here! This means outdoor fun, sunshine, beach days, and more. You might be ready, but are your hearing aids?

With our tips and tricks, you’ll have the confidence of knowing when you wake up in the morning, your hearing aids will be charged and powered for a full day*.

When you get hearing aids and discover all the sounds you’ve been missing, chances are you never want to take them out.

Many, if not most, of us experience hearing loss as we age. However, sometimes it might be hard to notice, especially when it comes on slowly.

The noted singer, songwriter, and guitarist for Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band discusses his experience with Oticon More™ and how his hearing aids help him engage better with his music, his work, and everyday life.

Jan Correll, a well-known lifestyle blogger (and fashionista) talks about her experience with Oticon More™ and how improving her hearing health has also improved her life.

Every person’s hearing needs are as unique as they are, which is why high-quality hearing aids aren’t one-size-fits-all.

With basketball season in full swing, we thought it would be a good time to talk about game day and our hearing.

Some people describe it as a buzzing or hissing noise in the ears. Others say it’s like a roaring or humming.

Did you know that the FCC requires all cellphones to be hearing aid compatible?

Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or packing for your dream vacation, traveling with hearing aids doesn’t have to be a hassle.

If you have children, you know they’re at their best when they’re engaged with the world and the people around them. But when your child has hearing loss, they may not be able to communicate and interact with classmates and teachers as much as they’d like which can lead to frustration and challenges at school.

Congratulations on making an appointment with a hearing care provider! This is an important step in your hearing health journey – but fortunately an easy one. Did you know that most haircuts last longer than a hearing evaluation? It’s true!

Over the past decade or two, medical and technological advances have greatly helped us understand more about the nature of hearing loss and how to treat it. However, misconceptions and stigma around hearing loss and hearing devices persist, which could prevent you or your loved ones from getting the help you need.

The sounds of summer are here, and although they are quite welcome, they can also be quite LOUD. Think fireworks, outdoor concerts, cars and trucks, lawnmowers – everything the warm weather brings. When you’re ready to get out and enjoy the weather this season, remember to hydrate, bring sunscreen, and protect your hearing health! Summer sounds that put you at risk for hearing loss include:

Did you know that many people don’t even realize they are having issues with their hearing until a loved one points it out? Or that you don’t have to live with things you’ve simply become used to, like ringing in your ears, or avoiding parties because you can’t keep up with conversations? A hearing care professional or audiologist can help.

Good hearing helps make life more enjoyable. When you have difficulty hearing the sounds and conversations around you, social interactions and gatherings can be exhausting and overwhelming. Many hearing aid users report an increase in overall quality of life, engaging in meaningful conversations for the first time in a long while.