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CDC SPANISH LANGUAGE EARLY HEARING DETECTION AND INTERVENTION (:60) SECOND RADIO PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT TAGGABLE VERSION SPANISH SCRIPT Sound bite: baby cooing and babbling. Mujer #1 (mamá): Mamá, ¿te dije que mihacen a los recién nacidos en el hospital para saber si pueden oír? ¿Y Mujer #2 (abuela): Tenemos que preguntar a dónde podemos llevar al bebé para que le hagan más Mujer #1 (mamá): Pero, ¿qué va a pasar si mi bebé no puede oír? Mujer #2 (abuela): Eso todavía no lo sabemos, ahora lo más importante es enterarnos lo antes posible si de verdad el bebé no puede oír. Narrador: Si su bebé recién nacido node audición, no espere para buscar ayuda. Solo una persona capacitada para examinar la audición, como un audiólogo, podrá confirmar si el bebé tiene o no una pérdida auditiva. Para más información llame gratis al 1-800-232-4636 o visite la página de Internet de CDC en Español. CDC SPANISH LANGUAGE EARLY HEARING DETECTION AND INTERVENTION (:60) SECOND RADIO PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT TAGGABLE VERSION ENGLISH TRANSLATION Sound bite: baby cooing and babbling. Woman #1 (mother): Mom, did I tell you my baby didnt pass the hearing screening at the hospital when he was born? What should we do? Woman #2 (grandmother): We need towhere we can take the baby to get more testing. Woman #1 (mother): But, what is going to happen if my baby cant hear? Woman #2 (grandmother): We dont know yet. But, the most important thing is to find out as soon as we can if the baby has hearing loss. Narrator: Please dont wait if your newborn didnt pass the hearing screening. Only someone trained to test the babys hearing, for example, an audiologist can confirm whether your baby has hearing loss. To find out more, call free 1-800-CDC-INFO (thats 1-800-232-4636) or visit the Web at www.cdc.gov. Brought to you as a public service announcement by the U.S Department of Health and Human Services. �� &#x/MCI; 0 ;&#x/MCI; 0 ;Woman #2 (gran
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dmother): We need towhere we can take the baby to get more testing. Woman #1 (mother): But, what is going to happen if my baby can’t hear? Woman #2 (grandmother): We don’t know yet. But, the most important thing is to find out as soon as we can if the baby has hearing loss. Narrator: Please don’t wait if your newborn didn’t pass the hearing screening. Only someone trained to test the baby’s hearing, for example, an audiologist can confirm whether your baby has hearing loss. To find out more, call free 1-800-CDC-INFO (that’s 1-800-232-4636) or visit the Web at www.cdc.gov. Brought to you as a public service announcement by the U.S Department of Health and Human Services. CDC SPANISH LANGUAGE EARLY HEARING DETECTION AND INTERVENTION (:60) SECOND RADIO PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT TAGGABLE VERSION SPANISH SCRIPT Sound bite: baby cooing and babbling. Mujer #1 (mamá): Mamá, ¿te dije que mihacen a los recién nacidos en el hospital para saber si pueden oÃr? ¿Y Mujer #2 (abuela): Tenemos que preguntar a dónde podemos llevar al bebé para que le hagan más Mujer #1 (mamá): Pero, ¿qué va a pasar si mi bebé no puede oÃr? Mujer #2 (abuela): Eso todavÃa no lo sabemos, ahora lo más importante es enterarnos lo antes posible si de verdad el bebé no puede oÃr. Narrador: Si su bebé recién nacido node audición, no espere para buscar ayuda. Solo una persona capacitada para examinar la audición, como un audiólogo, podrá confirmar si el bebé tiene o no una pérdida auditiva. Para más información llame gratis al 1-800-232-4636 o visite la página de Internet de CDC en Español. CDC SPANISH LANGUAGE EARLY HEARING DETECTION AND INTERVENTION (:60) SECOND RADIO PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT TAGGABLE VERSION ENGLISH TRANSLATION Sound bite: baby cooing and babbling. Woman #1 (mother): Mom, did I tell you my baby didn’t pass the hearing screening at the hospital when he was born? What should we do