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Hearing Parents’ Perspective on Raising and Educating a Deaf Child

Last, but not of least importance, we need a massive early intervention program for Deaf children that should include a comprehensive visual communication system (sign language) so that they can bond properly with their families. Without early intervention, all the previous objectives are rendered more difficult or impossible. With widespread effort and commitment, however, these needed changes can take place.