An Inside Look At Raising A Child With Special Needs

[OurKidsSpecialNeeds]

Great information in your videos. Thanks! We'll be sharing.

[CSIAddict]

really well said embracing who your child is

[themakeovermomma]

@sweetcinderelly That must be so tough. I know with Follin her communication issues can be difficult because she gets frustrated quickly...does your little one do the same? I'm here if ever you need any support!

[MissJupiterWheels]

I am very impressed that you are making the whole family bi-lingual, & that you, as a hearing person, are actually aware that many Deaf people consider their difference to be cultural and not a disability. It is so good to see a family like yours who wants to make your little one feel less "different", as opposed to the way that most hearing people with with Deaf/HOH kids deal with it by *not* learning sign language & automatically turning to cochlear implants to try to "fix" the "broken child".

[themakeovermomma]

@MissJupiterWheels Thank you so much for your kind words- that means the world to me! I am actually HOH myself and wear hearing aids, but never grew up with sign language. You're so right about most people trying to "fix" or "cover up" what makes their child different...thank you for the encouragement! : )