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We understand separation is tough. We've experienced it many times ourselves. That’s why we created My Hero, to bridge the gap created by distance and keep your hero present in your life.Whether it’s storytime, a car ride, or just hanging around the house, My Hero ensures your hero is always with you.My Hero offers many unique benefits.
We understand separation is tough. We've experienced it many times ourselves.
We understand separation is tough.
We understand separation is tough. We've experienced it many times ourselves.
Newborns
When Mason was just one month old, Matt embarked on a deployment that lasted over seven months. With Jaclyn's extensive background in audiology and speech-language and hearing sciences, we used recordable books to help Mason remember Matt. When Matt returned from his deployment, Mason didn’t initially recognize him, but as soon as he heard Matt’s voice, his face lit up with joy. As Matt says, "He knew I was the dude in the books."
This response is known as neonatal auditory recognition. Newborns can distinguish and respond to familiar voices, especially their mother’s, due to the auditory experiences they had while in the womb.
Studies from the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology reveal that "infants exhibit lower levels of stress and increased physiological calmness when they hear their mother’s voice."
Studies from the Journal of Experimenta
l Child Psychology reveal that "infants exhibit lower levels of stress and increased physiological calmness when they hear their mother’s voice." This early recognition is crucial for bonding and comfort. It’s similar to fetal auditory learning, where babies recognize their mother's voice from sounds they heard during pregnancy. Research shows that fetuses can hear and remember these sounds, which helps them respond to familiar voices after birth.
Newborns
When Mason was just one month old, Matt embarked on a deployment that lasted over seven months. With Jaclyn's extensive background in audiology and speech-language and hearing sciences, we used recordable books to help Mason remember Matt. When Matt returned from his deployment, Mason didn’t initially recognize him, but as soon as he heard Matt’s voice, his face lit up with joy. As Matt says, "He knew I was the dude in the books."
This response is known as neonatal auditory recognition. Newborns can distinguish and respond to familiar voices, especially their mother’s, due to the auditory experiences they had while in the womb. Studies from the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology reveal that "infants exhibit lower levels of stress and increased physiological calmness when they hear their mother’s voice." This early recognition is crucial for bonding and comfort. It’s similar to fetal auditory learning, where babies recognize their mother's voice from sounds they heard during pregnancy. Research shows that fetuses can hear and remember these sounds, which helps them respond to familiar voices after birth.
Toddlers
Toddlers
Toddlers
The MY HERO doll provides essential support for military toddlers with parents away, offering the comfort of recordable audio paired with a reassuring, familiar presence. Research on neonatal auditory recognition and attachment theory highlights that familiar voices offer significant emotional reassurance and stability for young children. By allowing parents to record their voices, the MY HERO doll enables toddlers to hear their loved ones' comforting tones in various situations, such as during car rides or moments when they need to calm down. The doll’s military attire further helps children associate it with their absent parent, reinforcing the bond and providing a sense of security. As noted in Developmental Science, familiar sounds and voices "help manage stress and anxiety," making the MY HERO doll a vital tool for emotional support while a parent is away.
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Young Children
SHOP HERO DOLLSFor older children, the soothing effect of a parent’s voice remains impactful during moments of distress or bedtime routines. The MY HERO doll allows parents to record their voices, so children can hear comforting tones during storytime, in the car, or whenever they need to calm down. Additionally, the doll’s military attire helps children associate it with their absent parent, creating a tangible link that reinforces the emotional bond. As noted in Developmental Science, familiar sounds and voices "help manage stress and anxiety," making the MY HERO doll a valuable tool for maintaining comfort and security while a parent is away.
Young Children
We understand separation is tough.
We understand separation is tough. We've experienced it many times ourselves.
SHOP HERO DOLLSNewborns
When Mason was just one month old, Matt embarked on a deployment that lasted over seven months. With Jaclyn's extensive background in audiology and speech-language and hearing sciences, we used recordable books to help Mason remember Matt. When Matt returned from his deployment, Mason didn’t initially recognize him, but as soon as he heard Matt’s voice, his face lit up with joy. As Matt says, "He knew I was the dude in the books."
This response is known as neonatal auditory recognition. Newborns can distinguish and respond to familiar voices, especially their mother’s, due to the auditory experiences they had while in the womb. Studies from the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology reveal that "infants exhibit lower levels of stress and increased physiological calmness when they hear their mother’s voice." This early recognition is crucial for bonding and comfort. It’s similar to fetal auditory learning, where babies recognize their mother's voice from sounds they heard during pregnancy. Research shows that fetuses can hear and remember these sounds, which helps them respond to familiar voices after birth.
When Mason was just one month old, Matt embarked on a deployment that lasted over seven months. With Jaclyn's extensive background in audiology and speech-language and hearing sciences, we used recordable books to help Mason remember Matt. When Matt returned from his deployment, Mason didn’t initially recognize him, but as soon as he heard Matt’s voice, his face lit up with joy. As Matt says, "He knew I was the dude in the books."
This response is known as neonatal auditory recognition. Newborns can distinguish and respond to familiar voices, especially their mother’s, due to the auditory experiences they had while in the womb. Studies from the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology reveal that "infants exhibit lower levels of stress and increased physiological calmness when they hear their mother’s voice." This early recognition is crucial for bonding and comfort. It’s similar to fetal auditory learning, where babies recognize their mother's voice from sounds they heard during pregnancy. Research shows that fetuses can hear and remember these sounds, which helps them respond to familiar voices after birth.
Toddlers
Young Children
For adolescent young children, the MY HERO doll offers a meaningful way to stay connected with their deployed parents. By allowing parents to record their voices, it provides comforting stories, messages, and words of encouragement during moments of distress or bedtime routines.The doll’s ability to bridge time zones ensures that a parent’s voice is available whenever needed, no matter the distance. Whether it’s a nightly prayer or a special message, the doll enables these moments to be shared even from afar. The doll’s military attire serves as a tangible reminder of the absent parent, strengthening the emotional connection between them.As highlighted in Developmental Science, familiar voices help manage stress and anxiety. The MY HERO doll offers a sense of comfort, security, and connection, making it easier for children to cope with the absence of their parent. Whether at home or on the go, their Hero is always there to provide the reassurance they need.
Young Children
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Bridging Distances, One Story at a Time
Bridging Distances, One Story at a Time
A revolutionary alternative to EXPENSIVE recordable books!
One of the most powerful ways My Hero supports families is through the lasting benefits of reading. Research, like Dr. Karen's insights on The Matthew Effect and the 20-Minute Rule, highlights how early and consistent exposure to books helps children develop stronger language and literacy skills. The more children hear and engage with stories, the more confident and capable they become as learners. My Hero makes this connection possible even when your hero cannot be there in person.With My Hero, families can share recorded stories that keep voices familiar, bridge distances, and create moments of connection. Whether it's storytime before bed, a quiet moment in the car, or simply hanging out around the house, My Hero ensures that your child can experience the joy and learning of storytime with their hero, no matter where they are. Purchase more recorders for a third of the price of recordable books. Each recorder holds over 1 hour of organic audio, providing ample time for any children's book.Let My Hero help your family stay connected, present, and engaged, one story at a time.
Unlocking the Power of Reading: How My Hero Supports Your Child's Growth
One of the most powerful ways My Hero supports families is through the lasting benefits of reading. Research, like Dr. Karen’s insights on The Matthew Effect and the 20-Minute Rule, highlights how early and consistent exposure to books helps children develop stronger language and literacy skills. The more children hear and engage with stories, the more confident and capable they become as learners. My Hero makes this connection possible even when your hero cannot be there in person.With My Hero, families can share recorded stories that keep voices familiar, bridge distances, and create moments of connection. Whether it is storytime before bed, a quiet moment in the car, or simply hanging out around the house, My Hero ensures that your child can experience the joy and learning of storytime with their hero no matter where they are.Let My Hero help your family stay connected, present, and growing one story at a time.
One of the most powerful ways My Hero supports families is through the lasting benefits of reading. Research, like Dr. Karen’s insights on The Matthew Effect and the 20-Minute Rule, highlights how early and consistent exposure to books helps children develop stronger language and literacy skills. The more children hear and engage with stories, the more confident and capable they become as learners. My Hero makes this connection possible even when your hero cannot be there in person.With My Hero, families can share recorded stories that keep voices familiar, bridge distances, and create moments of connection. Whether it is storytime before bed, a quiet moment in the car, or simply hanging out around the house, My Hero ensures that your child can experience the joy and learning of storytime with their hero no matter where they are.Let My Hero help your family stay connected, present, and growing one story at a time.
