Wind sounds peaceful… until you wear hearing devices. If your kid is a hearing aid or cochlear implant users, wind doesn’t sound like nature. It sounds like constant whooshing, static, and overload. A few things that actually help: • Turn their body slightly away from the wind • Use soft coverage like hair, beanies, or headbands (skip stiff hats) • Ask their audiologist about wind noise reduction or outdoor programs • Use a remote mic when you can • Take listening breaks — wind fatigue is real • Name it and normalize it (it’s the environment, not them) If your child melts down or shuts down on windy days, this may be why. You’re not doing anything wrong - and neither are they. Save this for the next windy day. Share with a parent, teacher, or provider who needs this reminder. Comment 🌬️ if wind is their/your nemesis. #DHHCommunity #HearingAidLife #MamaHuHears #AccessibilityMatters #DHHKids