Leo needs hearing and speech rehabilitation to start speaking

3-year-old Leva has been suffering from grade 4 hearing loss since birth. He recently underwent cochlear implantation, and the child began to hear with his right ear. The sounds burst into his life like an avalanche. The parents immediately noticed the rapid development – the son began to respond to his name, showing when the battery in the speech processor runs out. If Lera's younger sister suddenly burst into tears in the room, Leo immediately runs to inform his mother about it. He also pays attention to all the new noises on the street, especially if they are made by large cars. "My son understands almost everything we say to him, he tries to imitate various sounds, but he still can't start saying even simple words, no matter how much we study with him," mom says. – It's easier for him to show it in sign language. The baby needs classes with specialists from a specialized center where they work with children after cochlear implantation. The earlier the speech is started, the fewer delays the child will have. Let's support Leo so that he can go to a regular kindergarten this fall and communicate freely with his peers. Let's help!