Valentine's Day is an exciting holiday that allows you to show your lover how much you appreciate them being in your life. If you're currently suffering from hearing loss, you may be tempted to ignore this holiday. However, with these hearing loss-friendly tips for celebrating, you can once again enjoy this loving holiday.

Plan a Quiet Meal

Just because it's Valentine's Day, that doesn't mean that you can't enjoy a romantic dinner. Consider planning a quiet meal for you and your lover at home. Bring out all the stops with candles, a fancy meal, and anything else that you can think of. Having a quiet meal can allow you to hear your partner much better and make you feel more comfortable in your own environment.

Book the Perfect Table

If you're insistent on going out, be sure to book the perfect table ahead of time. This means booking a reservation and requesting a quiet separate area, knowing the restaurant, or taking a tour beforehand. The ideal table location would be one away from loud tables, the kitchen, and any loudspeaker. When you inform the restaurant about your seat of choice, you can ensure you can hear your partner so that both of you can enjoy your date night.

Use Hearing Aid Tech to Hear Music

Valentine's Day is a perfect holiday for doing some dancing with your partner. If you have trouble hearing, you should consider upgrading to Beltone hearing aids. These hearing aids are integrated with new technology that will allow you to better tap into the music played. Now, you'll be able to hear what the beat is clearly. You can even create your own playlist at home so that you know what songs to dance to.

Book a Hotel Getaway

If you're really looking forward to spending time with your partner this Valentine's Day, you may just want to book a hotel stay. You can spend much of your time alone together, where it becomes much easier to hear. Additionally, many hotels have hearing loss accessibility features that can help to make your stay even better. You can plan to do a couple of activities where it's just you and your partner, such as a spa day. Be sure to pick activities where you can remain facing your partner so that you can read their lips.

Consider a Viewing Experience

Instead of spending your Valentine's Day conversing with one another, why not try something different this year. Consider a viewing experience where you can use your eyes more than your ears. This could be riding on a train, hiking through spectacular mountainous views, visiting unique museums, and more. Make it unique to your interests.

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If you have trouble hearing, it's time to stop by our office. Let our helpful hearing care specialists evaluate your hearing and make recommendations to enhance it going into the future.