ABC SIGN Match Game

Bionda, 3 ages

ABC Sign Match Game to help my daughter recognized the Letters which is match to ABC SIGNS.
It can help her to identify letters. She can picking up prereading and writing skills. Television isn't the only impetus for early learning. Intellectual nurturing in the home.

Deaf or Hearing child challenging Deaf Parents' rules

( No! I don't want to follow rules )

Many parents say, " I've told you a million times to go take a shower!" "How many times do i have to tell you?" It is not easy to get your child to follow your rules. To void battle , teach your child that can following directions is the means to end-getting to do what a child want.

Because Following rules that is imporant for help child understand her/his feelings of self-control and independence by allowing child to choose to do what you ask.

Normally, Children of all ages need rules. In order for a child to decide to follow rules, he needs to experience the benefits of doing so ( such as getting to do what he wants). For example, setting a rule such as " no television lately night between 9:00 pm and 10:00 pm"

Don't afraid your child to say things make you to feel terrible. Example: child say, " i dont like you. or Make me mad" " I don't want to be your friend". Young children are smart.

If a child fails to follow your directions, you can wait a min or two before you will explain. Calm and plan how to achieve one goal of getting your child to do what you asked.

What to Do

1. Remain Calm

2. Communicate American Sign Language with your child easily. Do not talk to your child too fast. Because child lose your points what you talked.

3. make sure that child must pay attendtion to you.

4. Give child simple words. Example: I said , " Bionda. Please make bed finish go playground " in (ASL) America Sign Language." My daugther replied me that she will do it.

5. Alway praise your child. Good work! Yah! Give me Five! etc.

6. If a child won't do your directions, you won't reward your child want.

Deaf and hearing children are unique and valued human being.


C0-founder of Deaf Parenting
Tanysha Pierce

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My two hearing kids loves sign language

Alexio M. Pierce, 5 year old (left)
Bionda K. Pierce , 3 year old (right)

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*NEW* Deaf Parenting Blog

Welcome! Everyone. What is Deaf parenting blog? Is it new? Yes. It is look like Parenting magazine. When you may notice it at CVS store. That I usually read in Parenting magazine daily. My goal is help deaf parents to getting better skill parent in successful. This Deaf Parenting blog will help Deaf parents to learn about child development and discipline style, preparing for pregnancy, fun indoor/outdoor activites etc in (ASL) American Sign Language video. It will share feed ideas about parenting tips and recipes, concern issues, American sign language and deaf Culture on dicussion artices in Deaf parenting community. New deaf mothers are welcome to share their stories, experience, ideas in this blog.

A hearing baby is new, fun and exciting, but anxiety provoking,too. The responsibilities of new parenthood are awesomely large. But that natural insecurity and concern are manageable with other advices,down-to-earth information. Deaf mothers have stuggles to understand in baby book, parents' magazines, other parenting internet. They try to attend to take parenting class, there are not available provide Sign Language Interpreter in Parent group.

I now have one daughter and two son. They are all hearing children. I am only deaf mother. I had good experienced in Early intervention program and Parent group. At East Boston Harlod ,I attend to parent group on Tuesdays weeklyEast Boston Harlod Border Early intervention in 3 years ago. I learned alot and shared with other hearing person's experience.
Welcome to hearing parent if they can read in my blog.
American Sign language is tool for everyone.

Enjoy it. watch it. Read it.

Tanysha Pierce
Boston, Massachusetts