Sometimes I find myself having to explain to adults why my Coda (Child of Deaf Adults) kids don’t always say “please” and “thank you.” The truth is, they do (well, most of the time 😅), but some hearing people might miss it. In deaf culture, we rely on nonverbal cues and visual expressions to convey politeness, which is more authentic for us in sign language. Coda kids learn from their deaf parents, who often express politeness without explicitly signing the words “please” and “thank you.” Inste

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