You have no intention of raising a “velcro” baby. Having a newborn or infant at your side 24/7 is equal to exhaustion. What do you do when the baby is sleeping, and you need to go to the bathroom, shower, sleep or head downstairs for laundry? Sometimes, you can’t rely on others for help. You […]
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Sounding alarms don’t work for the deaf and hard of hearing. Alternative ways to know someone is at the door are needed. Door Vibration Sensor Serene Door Knock Alert Ideal for condo, apartment, commercial or workplace Serene Door Knock Sensor Wireless doorbell alert for hearing impaired HAMOM Safeguard Supply Wireless Doorbell Arlo Essential Video Doorbell
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Some people can hear a child or an older adult calling for their attention or walking out knowingly. This is difficult for people with hearing loss or who are deaf and hard of hearing. These solutions are designed to help in those circumstances. Solutions when you can’t hear them leaving. Bellman & Symfon Solutions when
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Are you annoyed that you get startled or jumpy easily, worried about your child wandering at night or a family member’s safety? We sometimes must watch for things to avoid dangers or be attentive to our surroundings. It could be keeping a watchful eye on your child or adult with dementia. You turn your back
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Everyone needs to be prepared, specifically when you have rechargeable hearing aids. No one wants to be caught off guard during a power outage. The timing couldn’t be worse. Being in storms, flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, or widespread fires, you could have no power until recovery begins. That could be in a couple of hours or
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After buying a new noise-cancelling headphone, you can try it for the first time. However, as the headphone cup covers your ears, you suddenly hear whistling noises. You try adjusting for a fit over your ears to get the noise to stop. However, to no avail, the feedback sound keeps on going. Anyone with behind-the-ear
