Children are eligible if they are between 1 to 5 years old, passed newborn hearing screening, diagnosed with hearing loss between 3-6 months of age, regularly use hearing devices, and can copy some spoken words.

The program is specifically designed for children whose only disability is hearing loss. If your child has additional disabilities, other programs may be more suitable.

According to research, the first few years are crucial for a child's development. Early intervention during this period can have significant positive impacts on language acquisition and cognitive development.

Caregivers will receive training through three sessions focused on engaging and interacting with their children using play-based learning activities. Training sessions can be conducted in person or via video link, making it convenient for families to participate from their home environment.

LENA technology involves using specialized audio recording devices to capture and analyze verbal interactions around the child, providing insights into their language exposure and helping to enhance language development.

Yes, any adult responsible for the child's care, including grandparents and other caregivers, can participate in the training sessions.

Follow-up support includes phone call check-ins and additional resources to help families continue implementing the strategies learned during training.

The program is designed for families where one or more languages are spoken, with a focus on enhancing language interactions in the primary language spoken at home, particularly English.

Data is collected through pre-post assessments and full-day LENA recordings, which capture the quantity and quality of verbal interactions in the child's environment.