“But your child doesn’t look deaf?” Yep. We hear this one a lot. What does d/Deaf even LOOK like?! As hearing parents of deaf/hard of hearing kids, comments like these can feel dismissive—or even hurtful. But here’s the truth: most people don’t mean harm—they just haven’t been taught better. Instead of getting angry, let’s use these moments to educate with compassion. Every time we speak up, we shift the narrative. Every time we share our child’s story, we raise awareness. Deaf/hard of hearing kids don’t have a “look.” They have identities, languages, strengths—and a right to be fully seen and supported. ✨ You’re not just parenting—you’re paving the way. 👉 Tag another parent who’s breaking the mold and shifting the mindset. Let’s change the conversation—together. #MamaHuHears #DHHKidsRock