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LOL.. Now we're even using capitals in "Sighted"... From Deaf, to "Sighted" to "Gay" to "Bisexual" to "not a psychologically healthy way to raise a kid" which is the appearently the same as "being pathologized being a man" or "being a Dutch speaker." I'm a Dutch speaker. :hmm: I'm a man. :hmm...

Yeh.. Sometimes I would love to hear what she's hearing... (or hear nothing like she can..) The coils are also great to decorate. We had a sapphires on the top, above the magnets.. Looked good... But without other friends around her that have CI, she doesn't care what they look like.. For her...

Yes, you are wrong. You are generalising.. That's a bad habit... "discriminated against."... when.. and why? "other than it is something you do not want in your family":roll: It is in my family.. My daughter is deaf. Why would she need to be Deaf..?? What do I need to know about deafness..???

Regarding which side: Isn't there a marker in the display when you turn the processor on?.. On the right / left side.. Not sure (Talking about Freedom..) But it's not an issue since there are earplugs on the BTE's, so they only fit one way... Before that we had different color on top of the...

"look at their deaf child as broken" :roll: "bypass the deaf world entirely must be the ultimate goal" :roll: "don't want anything to do with the deaf" :roll: "deaf as a flawed people" :roll: .. and with mis-interpretations, assumptions and insinuations like that... you'll keep the division...

Not really... Have a look here to see the size.. And a mother in Australia ..made these for Lotte. A huge step forward.. She experimented a lot with them so she might be able to help you.. Click the pictures for the blog-posts.. .

There are covers for the microphones that can easily be changed between colors. When using the three little batteries, the cases for these can also easily be change for color. WHen using rechargeable batteries, you need to pick a color, or buy lots of them.. (Expensive) In the end I think that...

Excellent info... We have done similar things. The thing we also tried.. very briefly was wig-tape, but Lotte hated that... And it would come loose anyway. Basically, having them off the ear makes life so much more comfortable for the child, and nothing to worry about for the parents...

Love it.. :-) Excellent sidetrack from an expert......

:dunno: Well... I'm sure you were busy editing your posts, so you missed this: In this context, how does ASL help with "hear hear hear every second of every day":shock: Please enlighten us...:ty:

I'm sure they were much bigger than these... :cool2:

.. or click on the name of the person you want to PM, and a dropbox will show with that option... (Oeps.. already mentioned )

To make a long story short: Lotte carried them on her shoulders from beginning to about a year ago... HAve a look here.. and go back in history... ...... Here's a post that explains it.. We had it for so long on her shoulders because we never had to worry about loosing it, and the "Experts"...

If your children have role models for ASL and speech, there will be no problem and they will grow up with many languages. For us, we didn't have a role model for ASL once both of us are hearing. We focused on speaking Dutch at home and Norwegian outside the house.. We do have a feeling that...

CreatedNat.. A thought... just have 1 brand of CI in the house. If your daughter would have a different brand than you, it would just create chaos. Plus, Your (future) expertise on the CI will benefit her as long as she has the same brand.