My deaf daughter and her hearing aids

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 14

  • @jex9606
    @jex9606 8 лет назад +4

    im profoundly deaf I use sign language as my mother teach me lipread as a kid when I look at deaf people use sign languages I join in none of my mother stop me I use talk and sign same time its brilliant!

  • @PhillipWSampsonSr
    @PhillipWSampsonSr 3 месяца назад

    Oh my parents found out that I'm deaf after 2 yrs old that I don't speak at all except screaming all the time. So Dr offered resources for me go attend Atlanta speech school at 3 half yrs old still attending there for 4 yrs til 7 yrs old left there Bec I'm tired be separated from my family while attending school. I went in mainstream public school for 12 yrs seems not satisfied myself so I asked for deaf school with best education. I went Model secondary school for the deaf in Galladuet campus for 3 yrs graduated 1985 at 20 yrs old successful gotten diploma & peace ✌️ out myself. AMEN!!!

  • @madelinecanavan4254
    @madelinecanavan4254 7 месяцев назад

    How do they test, or know, at 5 weeks old that baby is deaf ?

  • @cheribrier5948
    @cheribrier5948 7 лет назад +3

    If Katie chooses not to wear her hearing aids do you use sign language? Her being deaf, if she doesn't learn sign language now as a child she will be playing catch up for the rest of her adult life. Not everyone who is deaf wants to be treated as a deaf person with hearing aids, some will choose not to wear hearing aids. As parents I hope that you try to learn sign language and get Katie learning it as well. Because being deaf is a culture all its own and she will miss out on a lot comradery if she doesn't learn. They must of told you when she received her hearing aids that increasing sound doesn't help in distinguishing speech. Take it from someone who knows.

  • @SatnamSingh-de3od
    @SatnamSingh-de3od 5 лет назад +2

    My daughter has profound hearing loss at 100 please advice that l choose coachlear implant or hearing aids my daughter is 1 year 4 months

    • @NationalDeafChildrensSociety
      @NationalDeafChildrensSociety  5 лет назад

      Hi - our Helpline will be able to advise you. You can find contact details here: www.ndcs.org.uk/our-services/services-for-families/helpline/

  • @cookiegirl6003
    @cookiegirl6003 9 лет назад +1

    I'm deaf to.

  • @ConcreteAngelx3
    @ConcreteAngelx3 8 лет назад +9

    If she's profoundly deaf they should be teacher her sign language as well! You're doing your daughter a disservice by not at least supplementing with ASL

    • @mrj.kottari8453
      @mrj.kottari8453 7 лет назад +6

      ConcreteAngelx3
      *BSL (British Sign Language)
      They are clearly a UK family

    • @caseyt-casson780
      @caseyt-casson780 7 лет назад +2

      How is it your choice to tell them to teach sign ? I grew up without learning it and just wearing aids and I'm just fine. It's nice to suggest but don't bluntly say they NEED to teach sign .... it's just rude.

  • @seenathibrahim1562
    @seenathibrahim1562 5 лет назад

    My baby had profound hearing loss .now she is two year got hearing aid in 1 year 3 months...bt she is not talking more like 3 words she said properly!!! How do I do ?? She will be all right????

    • @punkgirlphoto
      @punkgirlphoto 4 года назад +1

      Have you looked at teaching your child sign language? It has been proven that signing can improve speech of a child who is either deaf or hearing when it comes to learning a spoken language. That when teaching your child to sign they will have a form of language accusation. In which will give your child a foundation to learn more languages that are either spoken or signed.

    • @junbh2
      @junbh2 3 года назад +1

      @@punkgirlphoto Yes, plus that way there will always be one language she can easily learn other things in and communicate with you in. You can also keep working on speech therapy or better hearing aids at the same time, and she can end up bilingual.