For many families, movie night is an easy win. Everybody piles on the couch or a pallet on the floor, Mom divvies up the popcorn, and you press play. You all watch together, laughing or crying or maybe both as you follow along with the film’s messaging. It’s a simplicity that most of us take for granted. But for families with deaf children, it’s not that easy. Since 90% of deaf kids are born to hearing parents, that has typically meant everyone’s skipping out on movie night… or one parent spends the whole evening interpreting while the rest of the family watches.You might be thinking, Well, wo...
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