À tous les parents d'enfants extraordinaires.

Sometimes you feel like you're not doing enough. Like you're not the parent your child needs. And when your child has a disability, these doubts can be even stronger. 🤍 In this episode, I wanted to speak from the heart, not as a professional, but as someone who grew up with hearing loss. I'm sharing what truly mattered to me growing up, what I learned from my parents, and what made me feel loved, supported, and safe. No advice, no perfect parent. Just a perspective that I hope will bring you a little comfort and reassurance, and remind all the parents who doubt themselves that they often do so much more than they realize. 💚 I hope this episode will be helpful and encourage you to look at everything you're already doing with a little more kindness. ✨ My Instagram so we can connect 🌼: https://www.instagram.com/_rosepaynl/... This video is a collaboration with: Séquences Clés Productions: https://www.sequences-cles.fr/ Their Instagram:   / sequences.cles   A big thank you to France TV Studio - Access for the subtitles on this video. Graphic design: Studio Tik&Tak Mental health helplines: Fil Santé Jeunes (available via chat, French Sign Language (LSF), French Sign Language (LfPC), and Text-to-Text Retrieval (TTRP) for deaf/hard-of-hearing individuals): https://www.filsantejeunes.com/tchat-... SOS Amitié (available via chat for deaf/hard-of-hearing individuals): https://www.sos-amitie.com/ SOS Surdus (LSF): https://www.sos-surdus.fr/ These platforms offer valuable support and a listening ear, but they do not replace a consultation with a specialist if you feel the need. See you soon for the next episode!! ☕🌸 Subscribe so you don't miss it!