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my baby is 2 month 5 days and not responding our voice how to know is there any hearing issue or not any suggestions
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AyshabanuMom of a 6 m old boy4 months agoA. my son is 2month 7days old he hear my voice respond but didn't see me respond with his eyes
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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy9 months agoA. If your 2-month-old baby is not responding to sounds, it's important to observe other behaviors and follow some steps to help determine if there may be a hearing issue:
1. Check for Response to Loud Sounds: Gently clap your hands or make a loud noise near your baby while they're awake. Babies typically respond by startling, widening their eyes, or turning their head toward the sound. If your baby doesn’t respond, it could be worth consulting a pediatrician.
2. Observe Other Signs: At this stage, babies usually begin to respond to voices or sounds by turning their head toward the source or becoming calm when hearing familiar sounds, like your voice. If this is not happening, it's worth considering an evaluation.
3. Make Sure Baby’s Ears Are Clear: Ensure your baby doesn’t have any fluid, wax buildup, or infection in the ears that could affect hearing. If you suspect an issue with the ears, a visit to the doctor is necessary.
4. Developmental Milestones: Keep in mind that every baby develops at their own pace. By 2 months, babies may start to react to loud noises or familiar voices, but it's still early. Some babies take a bit more time to show this response.
5. Consult a Pediatrician: If you're concerned, a visit to your pediatrician is important. They can conduct a hearing screening or refer you to a specialist if needed. Pediatricians often check hearing during regular checkups, but it's important to raise any concerns you have about your baby's response to sound.
Hearing loss can sometimes be detected early through screening tests, so if there's any suspicion, early intervention is important for your child's development.
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