Baby’s hearing worries

[wingo22]

Hi our baby just turned 3 months old. When she was born she passed the hearing test at the hospital. Everything has been good until yesterday. My wife and I got into an argument. She put our baby down in a swing and walked about 10 feet away to me and yelled at the top of her lungs for like 5 seconds. I saw baby jump and she started crying. It obviously spooked her. We went to console her and she was fine after a minute or 2.

anyways I am worried about her hearing being impacted from the screaming. The one good thing is she wasn’t in our arms when the screaming happened but like I said about 10 feet away.

Could she suffer permanent hearing loss after this event? Or any damage you think? How can we test her hearing at home.

Thank you from an anxious dad

 

[Iugrad91]

You do not need to test the baby’s hearing at all. A scream, no matter how loud, at that distance would do no damage.

 

[E.B]

Hi our baby just turned 3 months old. When she was born she passed the hearing test at the hospital. Everything has been good until yesterday. My wife and I got into an argument. She put our baby down in a swing and walked about 10 feet away to me and yelled at the top of her lungs for like 5 seconds. I saw baby jump and she started crying. It obviously spooked her. We went to console her and she was fine after a minute or 2.

anyways I am worried about her hearing being impacted from the screaming. The one good thing is she wasn’t in our arms when the screaming happened but like I said about 10 feet away.

Could she suffer permanent hearing loss after this event? Or any damage you think? How can we test her hearing at home.

Thank you from an anxious dad

As a new protective father with a deaf wife I can assure you that you have no worries whatsoever in regards to her hearing.

 

[wingo22]

As a new protective father with a deaf wife I can assure you that you have no worries whatsoever in regards to her hearing.

Thank you for your reply.
Would you be able to explain your answer a bit more?

 

[bigjetplane23]

Your baby is ok.

 

[E.B]

Thank you for your reply.
Would you be able to explain your answer a bit more?

My wife is deaf and I am a protective father who also gets concerned if something is wrong. I can tell you that you have nothing to worry about.

 

[wingo22]

My wife is deaf and I am a protective father who also gets concerned if something is wrong. I can tell you that you have nothing to worry about.

Can you please expand on that a bit?

 

[Gooze17]

Can you please expand on that a bit?

He’s saying it’s absolutely impossible for that to have damaged your babies hearing. There’s not even an outside chance of it having happened