Communication
Deaf Parenting | Truth vs Assumptions series
This signed video includes elements of British Sign Language and Sign Supported English (SSE), alongside English subtitles to support accessibility across Deaf and hearing audiences.
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People often assume communication depends on sound.
Deaf parenting isn’t about sound, it’s about connection, attention, and language that flows between hands, eyes, and hearts.
Assumption:
“But how do Deaf parents talk to their children?”
Truth:
“We communicate every day, through BSL, expressions, and love.”
What helps you feel most connected when communicating with your child or loved one?
