Recent content by warneri

might have what you want - http://www.cafepress.com/weheartasl123

I think my website is more of a website with a blog than just a blog, though. I don't know if that makes a difference.

I'm signed up with Google Adsense and have been trying to run one of their adds on my main page. The builder I'm using makes it kind of hard to tell if it's working or not. I'm also part of the amazon affiliate program, and cafepress. Honestly, the cafepress aspect of my website has brought in...

I have a deaf daughter who is 10, and several times the old district we lived in tried to get her pulled and put in gen ed with a translator. I understand that's not part of the question here, but me personally, I just can't see putting her somewhere she can't directly communicate and learn from...

I've only been blogging for a couple years, I don't make any revenue off it yet, I'm not sure I'm doing it right. My biggest challenge is having enough time to put out all the articles I want to write up. My blogs about raising a blended family of hearing and hearing impaired children together...

Hey parents! Inez here, and I just wanted to tell you that we have new coloring pages on our website, We <3 ASL! My daughter loves these coloring pages, I hope your kids enjoy them, too! :) We have care bears, princesses, pooh bear, monster high, and we just added our first sonic character...

Some people may still need to pause at certain points, but I hope that doesn't take away from the message of the video. It is aimed at hearing parents, to make them see the importance of learning ASL for their deaf/hoh children, but I hope that everyone can enjoy it's message and see the...

I took it down temporarily to make it easier to read. Unfortunately youtube doesn't let me just update a video, so i had to actually delete the old one and upload a whole new video with a different link. Sorry for the inconvienance. I shared it with members of my family hoping it would...

Well, here it is. I hope it honors all of you right. https://youtu.be/Gw8CzJztIRs

Hey, y'all. I just wanted to thank everyone again for your contributions. I've been going through and picking quotes from everyone's sharing to go into this project. I will post the final project here when it's done, and I begin photographing the children tomorrow. The art stage will take a bit...

Thank you for both the encouragement with my daughter, and for sharing your experiences. This is a great amount of detail about your feelings, and that's really what I'm looking for. For me personally, I'm one of those mums who can't find it in myself to push my kids to be anything other than...

I agree with SilverRoxy. Remember that diamonds are forged under pressure and mud is made on the surface. :) I know that doesn't make it feel any better, just know that you are better, and you deserved better.

Yeah - that's a big problem I have with my hearing children! It's hard to get them across the concept that they are 2 different languages (English and ASL) and that they work differently. And I can kind of understand why it's hard for them because it's hard for me, too, to be speaking English...

Here is a link to my blog. We were discussing it on another thread discussing the differences between a deaf teacher and a hearing teacher http://warnerjessicai.wix.com/weheartasl#!blog/cdfb

Good for her, that's amazing! Yours will be a ray of sunshine in the project and a testament to other parents how valuable communication is between parent and child. Thank you for sharing! :)