Welcome to
DeafBlind Kids

Welcome to DeafBlind Kids website!
This website serves as a good starting resource for those who are seeking to learn about Protactile and utilize Protactile to connect with their child and members of the DeafBlind community.

Our video resource series offers an in-depth exploration of Protactile, providing insights into its various aspects and how it can be used effectively in tactile communication. Each video offers a different aspect of how Protactile works and how it can benefit you and your child, as well as others in the DeafBlind community.

For first-time visitors, we recommend starting with Lesson 1: Co-Presence. Following this, we suggest continuing through the rest of the lessons. We are currently in the process of making new videos, so after you've watched our videos, stay tuned for more to come soon!

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Understanding Tactile Language
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Protactile language supports connections with individuals using tactile communication methods.

Engage Through Touch

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Explore the concepts of co-presence and reciprocal communication.

Informative Learning Journey

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Step-by-step video lessons tailored for parents and children.

Strengthen Your Bond

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Focuses on tactile communication methods to build strong relationships.

Our resources

An introduction to the world of tactile communication for DeafBlind children.

Questions?

"What is Protactile Language?"

Protactile language was developed in the DeafBlind community by DeafBlind adults. It is a fully tactile language that is different from English or ASL. Protactile centers the DeafBlind experience.

"How can I start teaching my child Protactile Language?"

Our website offers an introduction to the principles of Protactile communication, specifically tailored for parents of DeafBlind children. Through these videos, you'll have the opportunity to learn and model Protactile communication with your child.

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