Free Flex Dog videos
Free videos that prepare children for hearing tests
Knowing what to expect makes hearing tests easier. Flex Dog videos show children what happens at a pediatric hearing test, so they arrive comfortable, confident and ready to take part.
Used in audiology clinics · Built into every Flex VRA
Hearing test preparation videos
Play them in the waiting room, send them to families before the appointment, or show them in the booth. Each video comes with and without captions, and you can download the video file to use in your clinic.
What happens at a child’s hearing test
Helps children understand exactly what will happen during a pediatric hearing test, reducing fear and improving cooperation during audiology appointments.
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The Listening Game (VRA)
Introduces the listening game so children are ready to respond during visual reinforcement audiometry (VRA) testing.
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Toy in the Bucket Game (CPA)
Prepares children for conditioned play audiometry (CPA) by showing the exact task they’ll perform during testing.
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Picture Game (SRT/WRS)
Prepares children for pediatric speech hearing tests, including speech reception threshold (SRT) and word recognition (WRS). Perfect for preparing children, and parents, for audiology appointments.
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Oakley Gets His First Hearing Aid
Introduces children to the experience of getting a hearing aid and the importance of consistent daily use. Inspired by Dr. Lisa Rylant, Au.D.’s children’s book, Oakley Gets a Hearing Aid. Learn more about Oakley and the child-friendly resources she provides for pediatric patients at meetoakley.com.
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Why preparing children for hearing tests matters
A pediatric hearing test can be unfamiliar and sometimes overwhelming for young children. When a child doesn’t know what’s going to happen, it can lead to hesitation, inconsistent responses or an incomplete test.
When children know what to expect, they participate more readily, respond more consistently and stay engaged throughout the appointment. For visual reinforcement audiometry (VRA) and conditioned play audiometry (CPA) especially, a child’s responses directly affect the accuracy of the results. A few minutes of preparation can mean fewer delays, a smoother session and clearer answers for everyone involved.
These videos are used in audiology clinics and built directly into Flex VRA.
