Zoya has a cochlear implant and requires the help of speech therapists to speak clearly and accurately

Six-year-old Zoya first heard her mother's voice when she was a year and a half old. Doctors operated on a child with grade 4 hearing loss and installed a cochlear implant. Zoya is six now, and she has speech processors in both ears. All this time, parents have been working intensively to ensure that their youngest daughter can communicate without barriers. Zoya knows a lot of words, can build simple phrases. But in speech, he loses endings and prepositions, distorts words, rearranging syllables in them. If her family understands her broken language at home, then outsiders need a translation. Zoya's parents take her to a specialized kindergarten 20 km from home, she works with a sign language teacher three times a week and learns new words with her mother every day. But this is not enough to start speaking correctly and clearly. The child needs a course of hearing and speech rehabilitation in a specialized center where they work with children after cochlear implantation. Before school, a speech leap is important for Zoya to start communicating in whole sentences. Now she really lacks new words, clear pronunciation and the kindness with which everything begins. Let's share it!