The tools and strategies families need to support listening and spoken language in the natural environment
We understand hearing loss in toddlers and provide customized education for toddlers learning to listen and speak.

Toddlers with hearing loss and their families can access Clarke's specialized programs and services at a Clarke location and in the natural environment, including the home, daycare, the library, etc., and even remotely through teleservices. Our interdisciplinary team of professionals understands hearing loss in toddlers and focuses on the whole child to build skills in listening and spoken language and literacy, while also cultivating the individual social, emotional and cognitive tools each child needs to thrive.
Learn more about our listening and spoken language programs for toddlers below.
Our Stories
Chase
Walking for What’s Possible: Chase’s Story As a newborn, Chase failed his hearing screening and his family quickly learned he had severe to profound...
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Finding Her Voice: Kaylee’s Story After failing her newborn hearing screening and attending several follow-up appointments, Kaylee, only 9 months...
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The Gift of Communication: Jaxson’s Story Born with moderate-severe hearing loss and diagnosed at birth, Jaxson was fitted with bilateral...
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