After rehabilitation Milana speaks better

Milana, 4, has a cochlear implant in her right ear and a hearing aid on her left. Both devices help you hear. But to start talking, we need the help of specialists. Until the age of two, Milana's parents didn't even realize that their only daughter had hearing problems. She danced to loud music and babbled a lot. They waited for her to say the first words, but Milana remained silent. When they took him to a speech therapist, it turned out that the child had hearing problems. Milana immediately had a hearing aid installed, and a cochlear implant was recently connected. Active development has begun in the devices. Now she understands the speech addressed to her well, repeats individual words after her mother. But I can't launch independent speech in any way. "When my daughter starts talking, even I can hardly understand her," Alsou says. – It's easier for her to explain something to me with gestures than with words. She doesn't communicate much with her peers, she always plays alone. In classes with a speech therapist, Milana diligently learns new words - "mom", "give", "open". Recently I started saying "well done". Now it is important for her to improve her pronunciation and build up her vocabulary, and for this she needs classes with specialists who work with children after cochlear implantation. Let's support Milan and give her the opportunity to speak in a clear language!