What the Mother of a Deaf Child Ought to Know

"What the Mother of a Deaf Child Ought to Know" by John Dutton Wright offers timeless insights into the unique challenges and rewards of raising deaf children. Addressing a crucial need for accessible information, this book provides guidance and understanding for parents navigating the complexities of hearing loss and special needs children.

Focusing on the education and well-being of deaf children, the text explores various aspects of parenting, communication, and support systems. It delves into topics relevant to both family relationships and the medical understanding of deafness. This volume, carefully prepared for print republication, remains a valuable resource for anyone seeking historical perspectives on the subject of deaf children and their families. Its enduring appeal lies in its compassionate approach and dedication to empowering parents with knowledge.

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