March 27, 2009

Do all 10 year old boys need hearing aids?

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oceanjen2003 asked:


My son’s hearing is fine we have had it tested. He just seems to have selective hearing these days. Is this a stage most 10 year olds go through.

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March 28, 2009

Maegan G @ 6:10 am

it is a stage most guys go through

March 31, 2009

Paulie Poo @ 9:18 am

Yes it’s a stage. I remember when I went through this same phase when I was 10, a good healthy dose of the wooden spoon to my backside did wonders to suddenly improve my hearing.

April 2, 2009

lildevilchild_87 @ 12:00 pm

Most young children only hear what they want to hear and some adults do the same thing.

April 3, 2009

wetsaway @ 3:06 am

It’s a stage that most kids go through, whether they are boys or girls, I know, I’ve had both.

I think selective hearing continues from that time on until death, especially if you get married.

April 5, 2009

Darby @ 2:38 am

I thought it was a secondary male characteristic–not just an affliction of 10 year olds.

April 6, 2009

christy b @ 9:41 am

it is the stage he is in and i feel that it doesn’t change boys just have that selective hearing down do to a t

April 7, 2009

doesitmatter @ 11:38 pm

No my boy Tyler here beside me even as I type hears just fine, he just doesn’t WANT to listen to a damn thing I say! “He says, finally somebody gets it”, yes it is a terrible phase indeed.

April 9, 2009

jayrama81 @ 9:22 am

yes or he’s probably just playing with you

April 10, 2009

Lora @ 9:01 am

its not a stage its a lifestyle. just slap them in the head thatll get them to listen

Joni B @ 1:34 pm

Yop are just gearing up for about 8 years of it. Then some day he’ll be calling you for advice and you can tease him about it. Relax. They grow up way too fast. And a swift kick in the **** will help. Ha.

April 11, 2009

Heidi J @ 7:38 am

Probably–most people I know have selective hearing-(reminds me of a joke: Hire teenagers, while they still know everything!) Enjoy!

April 13, 2009

Danica B @ 3:54 pm

Yes, I think all kids go through this (boys at about 10, girls at about 16)

It will pass-good luck!

April 14, 2009

kim b @ 12:57 pm

probably 98%. he’s in his own myopic world. he’s a *******. nothing matters to him but him.

April 15, 2009

artistagent116 @ 10:06 pm

You think it’s bad now??? Wait until his teen years! The good news is, he’ll grow out of it. Mine did, he’s great now. Good luck.

April 16, 2009

gummybear1772 @ 8:47 pm

I don’t have a 10 year old (yet) but at 3 mine has caught on to this ‘problem’ a little early. I’m sure he can hear you just fine. Use an alternate language with him - the silence of no electronic equipment/phone/friends/etc

AKA grounded. He’ll listen or he’ll become a hermit!

April 17, 2009

Tara P @ 1:52 pm

Yes, it is a stage they go through. They hear you just fine, they just don’t listen. I **** to say it but judging from my husband I would say that some boys never grow out of it.

April 18, 2009

braleygirl @ 10:56 am

Yes, it is only a stage. Just get his attention, you know him best. Once you are for sure you have it, then tell him what you want him to know. Kids also have selective forgetfulness too!!!

April 19, 2009

Huskymom @ 1:16 pm

Yes they do and if you find a good one let me know!

qatskrtch @ 2:19 pm

yes, its a stage. my daughter is nine and going through the same thing. especially when the tv or radio is on. i have to shut them off and make eye contact with her. if i don’t think she heard me then i ask her to repeat what i said. if she can’t then i tell her to listen b/c i’m going to say it again and she will have to repeat what i say. if i have to repeat again then she gets a consequence. 10 mins off tv or early bed… etc. it seems to be working and she tries harder to pay attention. she’s worse when she has friends over and tries to act cool. none of her friends like me because i won’t allow her to disrespect me and even they will get time outs if necessary. i don’t really care if they like me or not. my daughter and her behavior is the one who matters.
sorry this ran on. yes its a phase. put your foot down or the phase will go on forever. lol. it is getting better.

April 20, 2009

adlersgal @ 8:26 am

well, as the mother of a 10 yr old, their hearing is fine. they hear what they want to and block out the rest. it is a ‘phase’ and he will out grow it eventually.

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