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Mom attempts to learn American Sign Language in 60 days for her partially deaf son.
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@IshanAli 6 лет назад

I think Everyone should learn sign language. It’s a very good skill to have

@Rogsterr 6 лет назад

Ishan Ali yeah, I agree

@levir0783 6 лет назад

Ishan Ali my mom works at a deaf school

@HangOutwithMalorn 6 лет назад

Yeah, probably not. There's too many people that can't even speak American English properly, much less attempt to speak ASL. Besides, requiring everyone to follow the same educational platform is the problem with our education system, so that would just put another hole in the education of the future generations.

@sofiasidorova9752 6 лет назад

Ishan Ali Nope. I don't need that.

@crimitsnomo8063 6 лет назад

Ishan Ali my mom is deaf i learned it

@navnitpannu2614 6 лет назад

This is beautiful, she cares so much for her son 💕

@dvorak826 6 лет назад

Navnit Pannu what happens to the baby when she goes to learn

@iamReddington 6 лет назад

If she wants to communicate properly, she HAS to learn it. Quit acting like it was optional and she's mother theresa.

@marit3671 6 лет назад

They should teach Sign language at schools

@maiashort4968 6 лет назад

Marit Rutjens They do.....

@iexist1738 5 лет назад

Maia Short. Not at any of the schools I’ve been to.

@joyjjjoy 4 года назад

i’m taking sign language at school

@swirly-donuteditz9534 4 года назад

I only learned ASL letters in kindergarten and we didn't practice them a lot so now I've forgotten most of them :(

@christellaandchelseatsombe3078 4 года назад

That is smart

@FarmerCooking 6 лет назад

This is really good video for those people who have partially deaf kids. My personal advise to all moms I kindly request you please learn this Sign Language to communicate with your deaf kids.

@pedrocoelho108 6 лет назад

People seem to be hating on her because, according to them, “she’s not doing anything special”... For me it just seems like they’re trying to find fault where there is none. She never once in this video said she was doing anything heroic or extremely difficult, nor is she ignoring other languages. What does call my attention, though, is how healthy and intelligent her baby looks. This, my friends, deserves applause.

@emilyrose4917 6 лет назад

Sensei Koro thank you! So many people are shooting her down saying "this is just what any good parent would do", and that is true, but she is just trying to share her story with people.

@shreeyastache 6 лет назад

Thank you so much! I’m getting sick of these (obviously jealous) people!

@xxIluvyouguysxx 6 лет назад

Sensei Koro Buzzfeed has a lot of hate-watchers. They’re people who only watch their videos to find and point out anything and everything negative. They must have such sad and pathetic lives

@tracyfrederick5606 6 лет назад

You will learn it. My mother learned ASL for my brother. My sister and I are are fluent in ASL too. It's not that hard.

@jen-dx7io 6 лет назад

I only know swedish sign language and I grew up with it. Guessing you did too. It’s easier to learn a language growing up with it, it’s harder than you think, for her probably.

@rach_laze 6 лет назад

jempa it's not that hard I learnt BSL in a year as an adult and my mum is doing so now at 46 as we own a martial arts school and have a deaf student

@jen-dx7io 6 лет назад

Not the same experience for everyone else

@tracyfrederick5606 6 лет назад

jempa of course not . Why are you trying to discourage her ?

@jen-dx7io 6 лет назад

I'm not trying to discourage her, sorry

@justthathufflepuff5231 6 лет назад

Rafael is SO FREAKING CUTE I MEAN IS HE NOT

@websites377 6 лет назад

all people that are overly excited about babies: *sees literally any baby* "OMG ITS SO CUTE"

@justthathufflepuff5231 6 лет назад

that's me

@nyanc4t16 6 лет назад

He is not.

@jannickemyre3177 6 лет назад

i mean why do you reply on this comment saying he is not? Every person an either you are an elderly or a toddler you are amazing and does not ever deserve to be told youre not

@jannickemyre3177 6 лет назад

Flexo tnshri datta oh honey, bless you!

@victoriae899 6 лет назад

Hi I was born with one working ear because I'm profoundly deaf in my right ear. Its great you are learning ASL for your child and that you can teach him while he is young. My mom wasn't surrounded by people who could help her learn ASL and she never took the time to learn. As I got older I realized I need to learn ASL because of being half deaf to interact with both hearing and deaf world. I am proud that you are doing this for your child.😄

@alioop254 6 лет назад

Thank you, Victoria! And thanks for sharing your experience.

@andreaabdilla4349 6 лет назад

I don't get this at all though, I was born deaf in my left ear but ive always heard fine I just have to tell people to walk on my right side and not hearing well when people talk on my right side, doesn't mean I'm deaf and have a need for sign language

@rach_laze 6 лет назад

andrea abdilla everyone has different experiences, you might be fine but in others it can cause auditory processing issues (which is the reason I had to learn sse in school) and speech delays/problems that mean it's hard to understand, I know loads of people with things like ms and cerebral palsy that use different forms of sign language or sse to make sure they can have a coherent 2 way conversation, I'm not even slightly deaf but I do have apd and struggle to understand spoken words especially when tired but can manage sign, I also go through periods of time where my vocal chords became partially paralysed and as a teacher I still need to be able to communicate effectively

@morgansmith-boeck9098 6 лет назад

She's seems so humble, genuine, and kind. Her son is lucky to have such a great mommy

@valeriemarquez4019 6 лет назад

I’m also learning asl! Not for any particular reason but just to be able to learn it and maybe even become an interpreter :) (I’m hearing btw) This has made me more determined to learn thank you❤️ Right now I’m using pse though.

@brooklynstevens5504 6 лет назад

Valerie Marquez I’m 15 and I’m trying to learn asl because now I can hear but it’s getting worse as I grow but I can hear now and I have been told I will probably eventually lose my hearing completely and I want to be able to learn before I’m deaf and try to do that

@valeriemarquez4019 6 лет назад

Brooklyn Stevens I’m 15 too! And that’s great that your trying to learn asl right now because it will definitely help in the long run :)

@Hannah-fb2zx 6 лет назад

Valerie Marquez I'm learning too as a hearing person. I find it difficult though, because I don't know any deaf people to talk to and practice with.. any tips or things u use to learn?

@Hannah-fb2zx 6 лет назад

Brooklyn Stevens, Valerie Marquez I'm 15 too😂😂 I'll be 16 in 2 weeks

@valeriemarquez4019 6 лет назад

Hannah Banana Binns oh yeah for sure to practice your signing you should sign the lyrics to different songs. That’s what I do and it helps me remember my signs better. And don’t worry I know the struggle to because I have no one to practice my signing with so this is the best method for me :)

@slyboots9729 6 лет назад

My wife and I know ASL. It's one of the best skills anyone can have.

@jennac2734 6 лет назад

Julian Casablancas How is it one of the best skills someone can have its one language out of hundreds and one skill there are plently of other useful skills.

@aleasia2269 6 лет назад

Well it was helpful when I was in high school and could help students communicate with teachers because they didn’t know ASL

@sonatamoon8187 4 года назад

DrewR420 They never said it was the absolute best, just one of them. Especially because when communicating with deaf people, it’s important not to be super dependent on writing and reading lips, although writing is a lot better than lip reading. Lip reading is extremely difficult, especially since a lot of people can speak very differently, and sign language is not exactly the same as spoken language, in concepts or in syntax. So if a deaf person isn’t lucky enough to get an education that thoroughly teaches them the majority spoken language as well as the sign language of the region they’re living in, there can be a lot of written words that deaf people just don’t know or sentences they can have trouble understanding. Taking the time to learn sign language is incredibly helpful to Deaf and deaf people, so if you live in a big city or a town with a significant deaf population, just knowing at least some of it can guarantee not getting stuck in a situation where you get frustrated with a person who can’t hear you because you can’t communicate.

@promisthomas7597 6 лет назад

What a handsome boy💙, this is a part of what it means to be a parent, learning new things bettering yourself for them, whether it’s math for when they have homework or this, what a beautiful video❤️❤️

@tiffanyb543 6 лет назад

Wow can’t believe how negative people are being in the comments of a sweet mom&son video. She’s not bragging or complaining. Just showing her journey to being a better mom for her son. Sadly many parents don’t bother to learn ASL for their kids so I think this a positive example. Shout out to moms and all the judging crap they have to deal with.

@TheAGcollector101 6 лет назад

LOVED how you explained the difference between SEE and ASL, it's something that so many people miss

@chineseroxs 6 лет назад

I'm so proud of you and your progress :). I am a hearing college student majoring in Deaf Studies. I will be taking ASL 4 this upcoming semester and you seem like you've grasped it better than I am doing right now lol.

@summer_the_rae 6 лет назад

She seems like a great mom! And that baby is adorable!

@cray6515 6 лет назад

I love this. I’m a pediatric audiologist and I use a total communication approach in my practice. I give parents a wide range of information anything from ASL to a CI and let them choose what they believe is best for their child and then support them 100% in that choice. Obviously if a parent is unsure or has questions for what I think is best I walk them through every option and make sure they are well informed and are comfortable making a decision. I also always promote ASL because it is proven to help speech and language in even normal hearing babies.

@cezza180 6 лет назад

Sign language is so valuable. For people with all sorts of disabilities. There are some people with intellectual disabilities that are non verbal, and being able to sign gives you so much information to people that don't talk. Thank you for this video.

@loveforeignaccents 6 лет назад

Wow, this was such a touching and lovely story being shared... thanks for tugging at my heartstrings!!

@probablyhuman2527 6 лет назад

How freaking precious can this little human be?! I cried through the video ahhh my heart!!

@ghado0o2021 6 лет назад

Mothers are a blessing ❤ Never forget to appreciate them.

@Amber-zg4zo 6 лет назад

I can’t believe how much you learned in just two months! Your signs at the end were all inteligible too. Your dedication to learning the language for your son made me so emotional. I teach d/Deaf and hard of hearing students, and so many parents refuse to learn ASL. It’s really heartbreaking

@tydelrey4834 6 лет назад

She is so brave, thank you for sharing her story❤️

@FasterThanLina 6 лет назад

you go mama! ASL is so cool and its great that you are giving your son the most tools possible for your little one. hoping for the absolute best for your fam!

@emilya4199 6 лет назад

As a future audiologist, your story makes me incredibly happy. So many parents of deaf children are hearing and want their child to be hearing as well (which is fine, amplification is a wonderful option for those who suit it). There are so many options, no one worse or better than the other. It’s amazing that you embrace your sons deafness and recognize that it’s possible for him to be a part of both the hearing and deaf worlds. What’s even more amazing to me is that you as a parent are willing to teach yourself an entirely new language just for the purpose of communicating with your son. Truly a beautiful story and I wish you the best of luck in continuing to learn ASL.

@mariyuyu01 6 лет назад

I loved this video, it shows so much love and understanding for people born different. Your an amazing person!!

@DJvolli 6 лет назад

I started to tear up when she began to sign at the end. Like, so much hard work and dedication and love for her child. It's just inspiring

@Blessedup69 6 лет назад

Buzz feed is the McDonald’s of RU-vid. Come on I know a lot of y’all agree.

@MissySimpleM 6 лет назад

My friend has partial hearing loss in one ear and even with that she often has trouble hearing things, like at lectures, in noisy environments and sometimes if we're just standing on the left side. We often have to touch her to get her attention, but once she knows she should listen to you, she understands fine. Though she does say that she looks at lips a lot so she doesn't miss anything. I think it's amazing that this mom is learning ASL for her son. I'm sure she'll do anything for him to have an amazing life. Also, he's as cute as a button!

@rayyanalabdrabalnabi1726 6 лет назад

Stay strong! Keep going! You’re amazing

@withpeacelove366 6 лет назад

This is wonderful! good for her for fulfilling her goal for her son! very admirable!

@inesgarciagao 6 лет назад

Yaaaaaay, very very well done!!! Congrats on your beautiful baby boy, by the way!!

@Sharkyea 6 лет назад

I'm the same. Deaf in my right ear. I'm proud of you guys as parents for picking up ASL to help him out. I'm usually okay inside of buildings but the way sound travels outside makes every day things very difficult. I'm 23 years old right now, was tested recently. My deaf ear CAN pick up sounds ( I could pick up very low decibels according to the test), but I honestly don't notice it. You guys are good parents. Good luck and I wish the best for your son!

@Christine.Marina 6 лет назад

I was an American Sign Language interpreting student and this video makes me so happy! I will never ever try to speak on behalf of the Deaf community, but I know a constant struggle is parents not willing to learn the language that may be easiest for their child to understand. And then sometimes they do learn, but it’s simple and not real communication. I honestly started watching this video thinking it would be along the same lines of “doing this to make a video for the internet” , and wow!! You’re doing amazing!! The fact you understand it’s not just English, and an actual language...and having a tutor...you’re amazing and I admire you. Thank you for being an amazing Mother and understanding that a hearing aid is not always the solution, that he can be a completely healthy functioning person without someone trying to sell you a quick and “easy” solution. He’s a beautiful boy, and it’s a beautiful language and culture, and I wish you all the best in learning all about it.

@brianac8764 6 лет назад

This is one of the most well done videos on this topic. 🙌🏼 buzzfeed I hope to see more of this. 🤟🏼

@daraanderson4125 6 лет назад

I know its not the exact same, but my Australian Cattle dog is also deaf, and because of him, i learned sign language! best thing I've ever learned! I made myself learn way more than just simple commands, and because of that, I've had times where I have communicated with those who need ASL. youre an amazing mom!! keep it up !

@carlysundoro545 6 лет назад

This is too sweet 💕

@austinvelez8943 6 лет назад

Carly Sundoro that’s my little cousin like no joke that’s my aunt

@CelinaYTChannel 6 лет назад

She seems so smart! She's going to be an amazing mom.

@that_feralghoul_reaver7657 6 лет назад

Yay! I love that she's willing to learn ASL for her son! Being in the ASL interpreting program at my school, I've heard many stories of kids who are deaf with parents unwilling, or unable, to learn asl so there is absolutely no communication. Very heartbreaking. I hope she continues to learn the language.

@brendonv.5623 6 лет назад

My dad started losing his hearing (for an unknown reason, the doctors never figured out why) and my mom and I started to learn ASL for him. It’s a beautiful language and an amazing skill and it’s so great to see a mother deciding to learn for her child and to help him. You and Rafael are both awesome!

@jimkyfication 6 лет назад

The love of parents for their child. Always powerful!

@shotsofbrandie 6 лет назад

Yes! This is a vital message. As an ASL interpreting student, I have seen several times unfortunately where parents can't communicate with their own children. Which means you'll never know how they feel, what they want, how their days went, etc. Later on in life those kids might resent their parents for ignoring them. Keep it up!

@Luna-mv1wt 6 лет назад

I am someone who also grew up with unilateral hearing where I'm fully deaf in my left ear. My parents were always supportive in whatever I needed; giving me hearing aids as a child (which I quickly hated and didn't use after a month), making sure I was sitting on the side of the classroom that allowed me to hear the teacher better, and even in university, I wanted to take a language course (choosing between French and ASL) and my parents pushed me to learn ASL because of my hearing. They even went as far as strongly supporting me getting a cochlear implant where I eventually refused. It makes me very happy you were so quick willing to learn a complete new language for your son and being super supportive! Keep up the great work!

@taebae7039 6 лет назад

i understand what you mean by sentence structure! i’ll be taking ASL 3 during August and it’s still a tough thing for me, you’ve definitely gotten better and im happy you’re giving your son ASL as an option because even fully deaf children are sometimes forced to learn speech and never learn ASL, thank you!

@masey423 6 лет назад

I remember seeing Ali in another video about Latinos. She seemed like such a lovely person who radiated warmth. I'm so thrilled to see this!! You can do it!

@FatUnicorn2797 6 лет назад

I'm 15, and I've been learning ASL since I was a toddler. My deaf sister taught me. Now I read books, watch videos, take a class, etc... to learn about the deaf culture. I even run an ASL club at my school. My parents & family don't know much ASL so I have to interpret everything...& it annoys/frustrates me. So, thank you for taking time to learn ASL for your son, it really means a lot. I think everyone should learn a little ASL. It's very beautiful & it's a great skill to have! Do me a favor, smile!🤟🏽🌈❤😊

@coolcats22 6 лет назад

I am currently in an ASL college class right now and hands down its one of the best things I have ever choose to do for myself I has changed my whole perspective of how I view others in this world and as a speaking and hearing person I has given me a whole new way to look at this world and my deaf instructor is really inspiring I feel that there should be more widely excepted and taught taught in schools and that after all these years is still not enough awareness for it

@felixfigueroa7283 6 лет назад

Yess buzzfeed ! I don’t normally comment on your videos but this one felt a little close to home because I gave family who use sign as a primary form of communication and I always was intrigued! But more videos like this or others with more/other disabilities will hit more to home with other people. Keep up the good work 😁

@GeeslinsNerdRoom 6 лет назад

I love this so much. As someone who has deaf family and learned sign, it breaks my heart when parents go for a cochlear implant rather than learn sign and introduce their child into the amazing deaf community. The world needs more wonderful parents like Ali!

@LittMe 6 лет назад

Aww look how cute he is

@theycallmemalia___xoxo1660 6 лет назад

I have been very interested in learning ASL and I love this mother for doing this for her son

@theoriginaledi 6 лет назад

I learned Signed English nearly 40 yrs ago because I met a group of deaf people & wanted to communicate with them. (All of them, and many other deaf friends as well, have preferred SE to ASL, but I've also learned a lot of ASL.) I've never taken a sign language class of any kind but I'm entirely fluent in SE & quite comfortable in ASL. I've even taught advanced classes in it! This is all to say that you can do it too. Heck, you're doing fantastic already! All the best to both of you.

@stacyhackney6100 6 лет назад

Great attitude, I agree with her. Beautiful baby.

@kierenmoore3236 6 лет назад

Love her. With love and determination like that, they will be just fine ... :)

@markgibson8795 6 лет назад

I’m currently studying child care and British sign language in Scotland with the hopes to help deaf children and their families. This such a beautiful and important video on why people should learn sign language... it’s a beautiful language to learn. Luckily back in the UK they’ve recently put a ‘national plan’ in place to try and make sign language accessible in various places for a deaf persons day to day life which will make them feel more included in society. Well done Ali for taking the time and putting in such an effort to learn ASL (some parents don’t!) 🙌🏻

@shannonalysse8731 6 лет назад

Yay for Buzzfeed doing more ASL/DEAF RELATED VIDEOS. Also shout out to this mom, we need more people in the world like her

@katybee7003 6 лет назад

About to go to college to learn to be an ASL interpreter! Seeing videos like these are getting me excited to jump into it so thank you

@rishoo9183 6 лет назад

Aww... He's so cute! Deaf or not, still super cute ^_^

@samdarby897 6 лет назад

Asl is a really good tool for your child to learn even if he or she isn’t deaf. Baby’s can’t respond vocally, but can still request using simple signs like food, or more

@sahpem4425 6 лет назад

This is really inspiring. We can learn new skills at any age!

@rinaldimaulana 6 лет назад

That's is MOM, always do the best for their kids

@CirtosMC 6 лет назад

One of the sweetest videos i’ve ever seen, buzzfeed did good

@st4rz.of.perdition 6 лет назад

I hope your son does well as he grows up. As someone who has had problems with their left ear for years, I can say that I’ve had bad experiences with ENTs as well. We had to go through seven different doctors until we finally got referred to a professional who could preform the surgery that I needed. For several years, I would constantly feel awful because my hearing loss caused me to say ”what” so many times in conversations (people would get frustrated and I would be too nervous to explain my condition, even my family getting fed up with me at points). I also could not submerge myself in water, so bathing or trying to go to a birthday that involves swimming was hard (I would usually just sit at the edge, and I think my ear is one of the reasons I am so uncomfortable in water), especially because in California, these things are common. Through surgeries and office procedures, though painful and anxiety inducing, I have actually retained more hearing than I would have without. Which I am grateful for. Don’t let your son’s hearing affect his quality of life, I’m sure he will grow up happy and loved.

@rebeccaabrams3079 6 лет назад

As someone who is minoring in ASL I LOVE this! (minors don't matter after college, I'm aware, but if it's something I'm interested in and have the ability to use that as an advantage, why not!)

@AvalectraScars 6 лет назад

Hell yeah!!! ASL comes in handy so frequently! Also hearing babies can learn sign so that they can learn to communicate earlier in life. My mother and I taught my baby sister words like more, milk, water, eat, and hungry, and it helped a lot! More parents should try this, deaf, hearing, hh all!

@xb3921 6 лет назад

Please everyone try to learn more about the spectrum of deafness and deaf culture in general. It’s a really amazing community! I am a CODA (child of deaf adult) and as I got older I wanted more and more of deaf culture because it is quite amazing! I love my identity and love learning more about my culture. No I’m not deaf or hard of hearing but I can be a part of the community. I love finding an immediate connection with someone who is deaf or hard of hearing or even someone who just knows the language. When my family goes out to a restaurant for example and when a waiter sees us signing and comes and just says, “Hello!” I can’t help but smile along with my family. As much as I know I should speak for deaf people I know for a fact that they just want to treated like humans and have a friendly conversation. So sorry for this long jumbled rant thing XD! Thank you so much for listening to what I said even if it didn’t make any sense

@daniv894 6 лет назад

I've learned a little sign language, I use PSE. while I was working at a coffee shop a deaf woman came in and when she started to sign questions to her son I answered back with signs (and spelling) she seemed very happy that we didnt have to have an interpreter. She kept coming up and asking questions about the area and other shops around.

@eorange93 6 лет назад

I took ASL for two years in college and I absolutely fell in love with everything the culture is absolutely beautiful and I think it’s something so beautiful I recommend everyone to try to learn the language if you can 🤗

@thatinternetteen5616 6 лет назад

her son doing the sign for more is adorable

@moralestracy3946 6 лет назад

Your so inspiring to let people know to have hope and trying to learn ASL😄

@rika6727 6 лет назад

i am not even 15 and i’m learning asl. me and my friends talk in sign in class when we have to be quiet. we don’t know anyone who is deaf but we still think it is fun to learn. i think it is really great that young kids like us are learning a language that benefits others of needed

@moomemoome 6 лет назад

Aww what a lil cutie!

@yellowRose806 6 лет назад

I learned a little sign language to communicate with my toddler nephew. He couldn't speak well at the time. His daycare teaches basic ASL to its toddlers. It really helps break some language barrier with your child.

@alanna9584 6 лет назад

This is beautiful the effort is amazing

@RobinMarie_ 6 лет назад

I'm completely deaf in my left ear, and I'm 20 years old. I only found out I was deaf when I was 4 years old, so I went pretty much my entire pre-elementary years not knowing I was deaf. I now have a BAHA, that I got at 17. I have so much love for this little nugget

@chloegarza4457 6 лет назад

I wish buzzfeed didn’t have to make a video for people to realize that everyone deserves communication access! This should be the norm!

@marissamuchies18 6 лет назад

I think this is so wonderful that she is learning ASL for her son. It is an extremely useful language to learn for various reasons, and will strengthen his language learning as he grows. I am also curious whether or not she will get a hearing aid for the ear with the profound hearing loss as well to aid in his overall auditory perception.

@gafak47 6 лет назад

your baby is so cute:). good luck to both of you in the future :)

@claudiaivy104 6 лет назад

I wanna learn sign language so bad because it’s honestly so cool

@lover20181 6 лет назад

i used to know the language in kindergarten, but i completely forgot everything but the alphabet,”help me”, and “thank you”

@ashlynchan3576 6 лет назад

He is so cute! His face looks a lot like his moms

@suegable9030 6 лет назад

He is beyond handsome 💞✝️☮️ my neice is hearing impaired. But hearing loss doesn't define her! God bless you..your an 👼

@erikaesperanza5853 6 лет назад

Amazing mama!!! 🙌🏼

@kody_theautisticvlogger 6 лет назад

I am mostly deaf in one ear, I wasn't born with it but I have had many times where my hearing improves and then a few years later, I need another surgery to improve it again. Over the years, I never learnt sign language but I have grown up relying on a bit of lip reading as I often have to look at someone to know what they are saying. I am due for ANOTHER surgery but it is meant to fix my hearing PERMANENTLY. My lip reading is self taught and I need it ESPECIALLY when someone is on the left side of me as it is my left ear that is mostly deaf. I hope one day, my hearing PERMANENTLY will me fixed but just in case, I may learn sign language, I am a quick learner and in less than a month, I was able to learn a whole song in sing language for a school play/show. I hope all goes well for this boy and he can adapt to the hearing loss like I did❤❤❤

@offdooty 6 лет назад

this is such a cute video thank you buzzfeed

@CliffordStarks1 6 лет назад

This is good information to know. Thank you for this👍

@Loungemermaid 6 лет назад

“I took the necessary steps to make sure my child can navigate the world” it should be required for parents to learn to sign for their kids

@Grace-il1ug 6 лет назад

60 days isn’t enough to learn a language but she’s sweet

@iamReddington 6 лет назад

I like how they made this video as if she CHOSE to learn it to be an amazing person. No, sweetheart, you're learning it because you want to communicate properly with your son, aka you HAVE to.

@neamhmcshane 6 лет назад

Thank god this video has subtitles

@jasras5003 6 лет назад

I'm not crying you're crying. I want to learn that in ASL.

@Arazig 6 лет назад

I have completed online ASL classes but retention is difficult since it doesn't come up much day to day. I don't have anyone in my family who is deaf, I just thought it was interesting and decided to take classes. It's come up a few times and even with my minimal knowledge it is handy because at the very least, I can spell things.

@juelzazua6074 6 лет назад

Awwww this is so so sweet!

@elizabethpatrick5097 4 года назад

Wonderful sign language

@taylordedoes4645 6 лет назад

Sign language is beautiful

@greysonsmith2130 6 лет назад

I have a relative who is deaf and not many people in my family know much asl but I know some so it's fun cause we can talk and says often he wishes others would learn sign language he said if they new the basics it would be nice so I try to learn as much as possible

@denizozer8581 6 лет назад

hope i'm not the only one bawling their eyes out

@gilbertgriego5354 6 лет назад

There are “three types” of Sign Language used here. SEE- Signed exact English. So you would sign every word! Including “an.” PSE- pidgin signed English. ASL signs with English grammar. ASL- ASL signs and ASL grammar.