Having a kid with a special need sometimes makes you see things a little differently, such as playing doctor.
Lily loves to play doctor and we have a pretend stethoscope, but when she puts it in her ears she says "I can't hear the heart beat." So now when we put them on we say "bump, bump, bump" (heart sound). But...wouldn't it be wonderful if she could hear the sounds?
I doubt families with normally hearing kids have real stethoscopes, but sometimes the challenge of "you can't" makes you work harder to change it into something "she can do."
I am looking to borrow or rent a Stethoscope (like the E-scope II Amplified Stethoscope or the Cardionics Amplified Stethoscope) that can connect to Lily's Advanced Bionics BWPs with an audio patch cord. Not for long, just so she can "experience" a heartbeat.
Having a kid with a special need sometimes makes you see things a little differently, such as playing doctor.
Lily loves to play doctor and we have a pretend stethoscope, but when she puts it in her ears she says "I can't hear the heart beat." So now when we put them on we say "bump, bump, bump" (heart sound). But...wouldn't it be wonderful if she could hear the sounds?
I doubt families with normally hearing kids have real stethoscopes, but sometimes the challenge of "you can't" makes you work harder to change it into something "she can do."
I am looking to borrow or rent a Stethoscope (like the E-scope II Amplified Stethoscope or the Cardionics Amplified Stethoscope) that can connect to Lily's Advanced Bionics BWPs with an audio patch cord. Not for long, just so she can "experience" a heartbeat.
Can you help make that happen?