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Tilly said it was an incredibly special experience for her little girl.
People open doors and they speak, and she wont understand any of that, she explained.
And it can be stressful, and shes left out, so weve avoided it basically.
We havent wanted to put her in a position that we know would be stressful and isolating.
Having her neighbours communicate with her in BSL is going to be so exciting.
We want to see a more inclusive world so that every deaf child can be part of the conversation.
The neighbors were praised by commenters for making Adas first trick-or-treating experience one to remember
