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Northumberland Sensory Support Glue Ear Poster

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Northumberland Sensory Support Glue Ear Poster

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What to look out for and what to do if you are worried that a child might have glue ear.

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Learning to Listen - A Guide for Teachers Supporting Children with Glue Ear

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Learning to Listen - A Guide for Teachers Supporting Children with Glue Ear

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Glue Ear Together - a Charity that Supports Parents and Professionals

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Glue Ear Together - a Charity that Supports Parents and Professionals

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Helping you to support your child

We know that the best advocate for your child is you! We want to empower you with everything you need to know about what glue ear is, how it can impact your child's behaviour and development, and what you can do to help your child day-to-day. At Glue Ear Together, we believe that armed with the right knowledge parents and carers have an important part to play in achieving positive outcomes - and together we are here to support you. We value and draw upon the practical knowledge of parents and carers who are 'experts by experience', and acknowledge the value of peer support.

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Glue Ear Together is a national charity providing information about glue ear to empower parents and professionals and promote positive outcomes

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Information about Glue Ear form the National Deaf Children's Society

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Information about Glue Ear form the National Deaf Children's Society

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Understanding glue ear in children and temporary deafness

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Learn about glue ear, a common cause of temporary hearing loss in children.

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Hearing to Succeed and Achieve - A Guide for Families and Early Years Practitioners

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Hearing to Succeed and Achieve - A Guide for Families and Early Years Practitioners

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Including a video which explains what glue ear is.

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Your child has signs of a hearing problem, such as:

speaking loudly

being difficult to understand

asking people to repeat what they say

asking for the TV or music to be turned up loud

strugglng to hear people far away

becoming easily distracted when people are talking

finding it hard to concentrate or seeming tired and irritable because it's harder for them to listen

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Find out what glue ear is, what causes it, what a GP can do to help, and how it's treated.