It’s that time of the year again…. The holiday season! Fist up on deck is trick or treating!
It’s definitely a kid- favorite holiday, but can also be a little difficult to navigate good hearing while also running around outside, hopped up on candy and dodging and other parents and kids.
If your kids are like mine, then it goes by fast! Today we’re going to chat about some quick tips to make trick or treating more hearing loss friendly. Let’s discuss!
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