06/02/2026
🌟 Tip Tuesday: National DeafBlind Awareness Month 🌟
June is National DeafBlind Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness and celebrate the strengths of individuals who are deafblind.
Communication is about so much more than spoken words. Children who are deafblind may communicate through touch, gestures, objects, tactile signs, facial expressions, body movements, or assistive technology. Every child has a unique way of connecting with the world around them.
💡 This week’s tip: Follow the child’s lead and honor all forms of communication. Responding consistently to a child’s attempts to communicate helps build trust, connection, and language development.
Small moments matter—sharing a favorite activity, using predictable routines, and creating opportunities for meaningful interaction can make a big difference.
This month, let’s celebrate the resilience, individuality, and communication strengths of children who are deafblind and continue working toward a more accessible and inclusive world for all. 💙💚
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