There is no single right way for parents or families to react to the news that a baby is deaf. Reactions can vary widely depending on emotional intelligence, access to information and support, and cultural views of deafness. In some countries where inclusion and support for the deaf community is limited, families may see deafness primarily as a disadvantage. However, with a supportive family focused on raising a healthy, self-confident child, a deaf baby can achieve great things when given the opportunity.
There is no single right way for parents or families to react to the news that a baby is deaf. Reactions can vary widely depending on emotional intelligence, access to information and support, and cultural views of deafness. In some countries where inclusion and support for the deaf community is limited, families may see deafness primarily as a disadvantage. However, with a supportive family focused on raising a healthy, self-confident child, a deaf baby can achieve great things when given the opportunity.
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ASL 1 HOMEWORK FCC
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There is no single right way for parents or families to react to the news that a baby is deaf. Reactions can vary widely depending on emotional intelligence, access to information and support, and cultural views of deafness. In some countries where inclusion and support for the deaf community is limited, families may see deafness primarily as a disadvantage. However, with a supportive family focused on raising a healthy, self-confident child, a deaf baby can achieve great things when given the opportunity.
There is no single right way for parents or families to react to the news that a baby is deaf. Reactions can vary widely depending on emotional intelligence, access to information and support, and cultural views of deafness. In some countries where inclusion and support for the deaf community is limited, families may see deafness primarily as a disadvantage. However, with a supportive family focused on raising a healthy, self-confident child, a deaf baby can achieve great things when given the opportunity.
news that a newborn has hearing loss. For both parents and family there is a feeling of loss, and we must mourn the baby's hearing loss. I think there will always be a wide range of reactions and the reaction is linked to how the parents are experiencing the news, to emotional intelligence, to the taboo, to the support they have, to misinformation, to the information that is available and more. In my country, unfortunately, there is no structure with which inclusion is a reality for everyone, there is little medical care, access to education is limited and this means that families often see deafness as a disadvantage and a reason to feel sorry for the disadvantaged condition of someone who is deaf. I think my family's reaction would be total support to help us raise a healthy, self-confident and independent baby, teaching him that the sky is the limit and if we work as a team, he/ she can achieve whatever he sets out to do.