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Hearing Loss in Babies, Ages 4 to 6 Months

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You can watch your baby's behavior to check for hearing loss. If you notice a change, your baby might have hearing loss.

Does your baby:

Respond to changes in your voice?
Look around for the source of sounds?
Notice toys that make sound?

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