Does your child wear hearing aids - or have a classmate who does?Paco keeps missing things - jokes at recess, instructions in class, half of what his friends say. Getting his hearing aids helps so much... but not enough. His friends still talk too fast, turn away, or talk over each other.Tilly notices. And instead of waiting for Paco to catch up, she learns something surprising: sometimes being a good friend means changing the way you listen.A warm story about paying attention, including everyone, and discovering that real listening is a gift anyone can give.- Why Parents (Especially Moms) Love This Book - Introduces hearing aids simply and positively, as "sound catchers" that help - never as something to feel sorry about - Goes beyond the hearing aids themselves to the real, everyday habits that make a child feel truly included - Models exactly the right response: noticing, asking, and adjusting your own behavior - not just sympathy - Perfect for a classmate, sibling, or your own child who wears hearing aids - Part of a growing collection your child can return to for other gentle health topics For Fans Of Storybooks that gently introduce hearing aids and hearing differences, stories that teach real inclusion habits rather than just tolerance, and any story where a caring friend learns to see the world a little differently. Stories that raise brave little hearts. Ages 3-7 8.5 x 8.5 in Full color
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