Not me crying over Cooper telling someone that his implants are how he hears. I'm so proud of him. You're an amazing mom Beth. Cooper is growing up to be such an amazing person
I was just thinking how much I want my Alexa and Siri voices to be his. And as he would say it, not what an AI would say using his voice, but how he would say it exactly
@@user-tm9qs7jo9jThat would be so amazing! And instead of her saying, ‘By the way, you have a new notification….’ You’d hear in his voice, ‘Anyways, you have a new notification….’ 😂🥰
Honestly, I don't really know much about little kids. I've heard PLENTY of little kids his age and younger who don't speak very clearly, and as they get older, their speech clears up. I was wondering for a while if Coop's enunciation was harder because he's deaf.
@@Alex-sv7vt I think it may be both,- I knew a girl who is deaf and she was older than him and she had trouble with her pronounciation as well, but he is also a little kid.
@@SillylittlegooberfrI nannied for a family with a little girl (4) who was deaf from birth and used hearing aids. Her little brother (2 yrs younger) didn’t speak a word until he was 3. He would point (or just look at something) and she would “translate” for him (signing and vocally), and she understood what he wanted without a sound so he didn’t have to speak. He also rarely cried- like almost never; if you didn’t check to see if he was awake he would just sit in his crib waiting for someone to come get him, never making a sound (I thought the baby monitor was broken the first few times I watched him, because the video showed him awake but he made no noise). I came in mainly to care for him and get him speaking when he was almost 2 because he hadn’t said a word yet and his parents were worried. They sent his sister to a camp for deaf kids for the summer (she was mainstreamed with an aide during the year from age 5 and up) and until she was no longer there to be his voice 24/7 he just apparently didn’t feel a need to speak. When he began to speak he sounded exactly like his sister even though he had no hearing issues and everyone else around him was hearing. As her speech improved, so did his.
@@Alex-sv7vt I volunteer with a hearing 13 year old whose speech is significantly more delayed than Cooper's. It breaks my heart that her mom refuses to get her a diagnosis for anything. Sigh. At least stuff like this is heartwarming!
"That's what I telled her" is the CUTEST ,SWEETEST little thing ever. I love the way he speaks. It's such a unique and enthusiastic intonation. He's a beautiful boy ❤
He speaks almost more clearly! I wonder if the fact he’s had to focus on hearing and understanding has made him more precise and articulate with how he himself speaks?
Holy moly his speech has gotten so much clearer and to hear Coop speak about why he has his Cochlear’s is so adorable!! You’re doing a great job Mama Beth!!
I just found your channel. How adorably sweet Cooper is. You are a good Momma! When I was a teenager my younger sister befriended an older girl that was deaf. She tried sign language and also talking which she could understand. I remem guys in school and around our neighborhood would make fun of her...we wouldn't stand for any of that. She was our friend. This makes me so PROUD OF YOU AND COOPER, it also makes me cry. Kids can be so cruel, but I believe COOPER will be able to hold his own. Keep loving and caring for little Cooper. He's such a JOY, ANYWAYS!❤❤❤. Greetings from Independence, Missouri ❤❤❤.
Love how he said "are you ready to let me try the other one?" And "I should do it now", he's making sure Mom is cool with what he wants to do, such a sweet little kind hearted boy who loves his mama. And she's a great mama!
I really just thought it was me with an odd obsession with this child. As someone who still hasn’t decided if I want kids or not, I would take a Cooper clone in a heartbeat. I’ve never loved a child more. Reading other people’s comments make me feel like it’s not just me. I literally find him to be the cutest thing I have ever seen or heard.
I loved that he "telled" her, that is age appropriate language, he will grow in his language skills & EVERYBODY is going to miss his younger language skills, Coop, Mom, Dad you ALL are AMAZING, I enjoy the journey you all are on, I know there are tremendous struggles, but you my dear Beth got this, always prayers & blessings 🙏✌️
Tbf "told" and "telled" sound very similar. Considering that hearing aids might never be able to let him to hear as crystal clear as a healthy ear he might truly not hear the difference. But either experience or eventually learning to spell the word and realizing there's a difference, or even speech therapy will eventually polish the language skills of this cutie patootie chatterbox. ❤
Yea the little one over here is using "i" instead of "me" more and more every day (like "me want hotdogs! To "I want hotdogs!") And even tho I'm proud I'm a little sad about it 😅
@@SticksWithPicksI feel like it’s more of a child going "I found the correlation between past tense and the -ed ending and I will now apply that knowledge to the way I speak" and the English language going "Haha, fooled you!"
Dear Beth, I've no right to be proud of you and your adorable, smart son - but I so am!!!! I worked with Hearing Impaired children for 14 years. This is fantastic 👏 Not just for families with D/deaf children, but all parents need to see this ! This is how to talk with children 🙌 👌 ❤ Wishing you all the Best. Love from Manchester, England
Love Cooper being both an example for cochlear AND educating people, one friend at a time. And you know what, hats off to Aubrey for asking Coop about his “ears” - that’s how we learn about others! 😍
Beth, based on this conversation alone don't ever doubt your decision to have him undergo the cochlear implants. I'm no expert but Cooper has to be way advanced, beyond his 4 years. Also, the fact that he is your only child, is impressive because "only" kids can be so dependent because they are the center of your attention and tend to be babied. You guys are doing great!
It’s not cochlear implants that are the problem, it’s that language skills don’t develop properly without doing both sign language and implants. Without the additional support of sign language or other aids, cochlear implants are useless and will only cause distress and reduced language capability. This is what I’ve learned so far.
Beth I no who you feel, what age did he get the implants in , and did you guys see results straight away? I tell you why I ask, I have twin boys and they are 3 years old and they told me one had impaired hearing and the other boys is completely Def and they won't to put implants in and I'm so nervous , they've have lots of different procedures done since they've been born and it breaks my heart. Your son seems so happy and cute, best wishes for the future 💞
Raised special needs little ones, who are now teens. You are SO RIGHT about teaching them to self advocate, and ALL that goes with it! The self ownership, confidence, communication, compassion for oneself AND others (needed for EFFECTIVE self advocacy)... it's so wonderful! The years of work really do be SO WORTH IT, when you hear how they've internalized and OWNED it all and made it their own! We will only, ever, have a single human right where we need them when we need them 100% of the time - our own selves. GREAT JOB MOMMA!! He is ADORABLE, btw.😊😊😊
Your little boy has more heart and brains than most people today. I have seen some of your videos and I love how you talk to your son. Not only like a mom but a friend. ❤❤❤
He is so articulate, emotionally intelligent, confident, curious, and strong. Incredible work with Coop-he has such a brilliant, bright future with choices about his community and his rights ❤
I feel compelled to express to you how thankful I am to have found and follow you and Cooper's journey. As a mom of 2 Little souls, four and two, my son has been undergoing speech therapy, it's so inspiring and encouraging for me to share these experiences with you. I love your transparency and your.. just.. genuine authenticity. There's days I just feel like I don't do enough and it was one of those days I happened to watch one of your videos and literally saved me from the depression I was in, I am home 24 hours a day seven days a week without interacting with another adult so I really just want to say thank you for sharing your lives, you truly have made a difference in mine.❤
I am so glad she did this so early as he speaks normal...you would never know if you didn't see the contraption!! Very impressed with his speech and he is soo intelligent. ❤
It took Cooper to make me realize what the meaning of "bad things happen to good ppl" It takes someone as "good" as Coop to be a role model for other deaf children..so they also can be funny, kind, happy, and so so brave. That they can sneak out of bed and tell mommy it was because they heard a noise. He makes my day brighter. Thank you lil man!!
Why do I have tears in my eyes? Cooper is just an amazing little guy. I'm going to keep watching to see him grow. He's truly destined for great things. A gift to this world‼️‼️
His little "Anyways"!!!😂 That was my favorite word when I was little too❤ crying my eyeballs out! We love you, Cooper! Love, all of you CZcams Auntie's & we are so proud of you too!!!🎉 👏🏼
He is so darn cute! What a little personality. Actually, what a big personality in a little body. It's been such a joy to watch him grow and flourish. 💕🌷💕
What a sweetheart! I’m proud of Cooper and ALSO, you as a mom, for teaching him confidence about using his Cochlear’s aids. Not embarrassed, completely confident telling his friend why he uses them!
A beautiful beautiful child! The innocence. The happiness just pours through the screen! That smile is a magnet for love and friendship! Those cheeks! Lots to be proud of and even more to love if that is even possible. 💞💞💞xx
Everyone's rooting for you coop! You're the smartest, most lovable lil'man! It's been such a joy watching you & your family learn/grow! I'm sure I speak for everyone watching when I say we'll always be here cheering you, your loving mom & dad on! ❤
His little “anyways” is so cute!❤
Everything he says is cute!
Haha that anyways is a new addition to his vocabulary 😂
@@beth_and_coop😂😂
@@beth_and_coophas he gotten to the "actually," phase yet?
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Not me crying over Cooper telling someone that his implants are how he hears. I'm so proud of him. You're an amazing mom Beth. Cooper is growing up to be such an amazing person
Thank you ❤❤
I agree with this statement. You are amazing and I am crying because you are raising a good little human😊😊
Absolutely ❤ such a great moment
This! Right here, perfect comment, couldn't have said it better myself. ❤
So proud! What a great little guy
I could listen to little dude talk all day...
Same here, what a precious little guy! ❤️
I was just thinking how much I want my Alexa and Siri voices to be his. And as he would say it, not what an AI would say using his voice, but how he would say it exactly
@@user-tm9qs7jo9jThat would be so amazing! And instead of her saying, ‘By the way, you have a new notification….’ You’d hear in his voice, ‘Anyways, you have a new notification….’ 😂🥰
“I telled her”. lol. What a doll. So happy for Coop and family. Thank you Lord.
😅He is adorable
He said what he said😂
His "No, I like the sound." Gets me everytime I watch this ❤🎉
Me too!!!!!!!!! 😂 😭
Loved that!!
I think the choice is empowering? Especially for a kid. He has the choice to hear more or less, like I honestly wish I had the choice to dial in.
@@theBestElliephantAs an autistic person who regularly gets overwhelmed by sounds, I would love the ability to turn down or switch off sounds.
Yea something about it is just… so human and uplifting ❤
How he pronounces his words has gotten so much better as well, so proud of him ❤
Honestly, I don't really know much about little kids. I've heard PLENTY of little kids his age and younger who don't speak very clearly, and as they get older, their speech clears up. I was wondering for a while if Coop's enunciation was harder because he's deaf.
@@Alex-sv7vt I think it may be both,- I knew a girl who is deaf and she was older than him and she had trouble with her pronounciation as well, but he is also a little kid.
I thought the same thing during this video. He's improved so much
@@SillylittlegooberfrI nannied for a family with a little girl (4) who was deaf from birth and used hearing aids. Her little brother (2 yrs younger) didn’t speak a word until he was 3. He would point (or just look at something) and she would “translate” for him (signing and vocally), and she understood what he wanted without a sound so he didn’t have to speak. He also rarely cried- like almost never; if you didn’t check to see if he was awake he would just sit in his crib waiting for someone to come get him, never making a sound (I thought the baby monitor was broken the first few times I watched him, because the video showed him awake but he made no noise). I came in mainly to care for him and get him speaking when he was almost 2 because he hadn’t said a word yet and his parents were worried. They sent his sister to a camp for deaf kids for the summer (she was mainstreamed with an aide during the year from age 5 and up) and until she was no longer there to be his voice 24/7 he just apparently didn’t feel a need to speak. When he began to speak he sounded exactly like his sister even though he had no hearing issues and everyone else around him was hearing. As her speech improved, so did his.
@@Alex-sv7vt I volunteer with a hearing 13 year old whose speech is significantly more delayed than Cooper's. It breaks my heart that her mom refuses to get her a diagnosis for anything. Sigh. At least stuff like this is heartwarming!
"That's what I telled her" is the CUTEST ,SWEETEST little thing ever. I love the way he speaks. It's such a unique and enthusiastic intonation. He's a beautiful boy ❤
I would have never guessed he wasn’t able to hear without them. He speaks so clearly for any toddler his age!!
He speaks almost more clearly! I wonder if the fact he’s had to focus on hearing and understanding has made him more precise and articulate with how he himself speaks?
@@DannyD-lr5ygthat’s a really good observation!! You could be right! That makes a whole lot of sense. 🤔
Holy moly his speech has gotten so much clearer and to hear Coop speak about why he has his Cochlear’s is so adorable!! You’re doing a great job Mama Beth!!
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I was thinking the same thing
I just found your channel. How adorably sweet Cooper is. You are a good Momma! When I was a teenager my younger sister befriended an older girl that was deaf. She tried sign language and also talking which she could understand. I remem guys in school and around our neighborhood would make fun of her...we wouldn't stand for any of that. She was our friend. This makes me so PROUD OF YOU AND COOPER, it also makes me cry. Kids can be so cruel, but I believe COOPER will be able to hold his own. Keep loving and caring for little Cooper. He's such a JOY, ANYWAYS!❤❤❤. Greetings from Independence, Missouri ❤❤❤.
My thoughts exactly
@@juanitareyes3141Hi Neighbor! I'm loving Beth and Cooper just south of you in Lee's Summit. 😊
“…anyways” I was dead at that part😂
Hahaha that’s his new thing.
Omg I was laughing so much ! That's exactly 💯 how I feel about life Cooper " anyways " 😅😂
I love him ❤❤❤
@@beth_and_coop he has definitely picked that up from someone 😂❤
Love how he said "are you ready to let me try the other one?" And "I should do it now", he's making sure Mom is cool with what he wants to do, such a sweet little kind hearted boy who loves his mama. And she's a great mama!
OHHH MY GOODNESS!!!!! The way he talks is the cutest thing I’ve ever heard in my life!!!
I really just thought it was me with an odd obsession with this child. As someone who still hasn’t decided if I want kids or not, I would take a Cooper clone in a heartbeat. I’ve never loved a child more. Reading other people’s comments make me feel like it’s not just me. I literally find him to be the cutest thing I have ever seen or heard.
I loved that he "telled" her, that is age appropriate language, he will grow in his language skills & EVERYBODY is going to miss his younger language skills, Coop, Mom, Dad you ALL are AMAZING, I enjoy the journey you all are on, I know there are tremendous struggles, but you my dear Beth got this, always prayers & blessings 🙏✌️
thats a bad assed little dude right there. amazing family for sure.
Tbf "told" and "telled" sound very similar. Considering that hearing aids might never be able to let him to hear as crystal clear as a healthy ear he might truly not hear the difference.
But either experience or eventually learning to spell the word and realizing there's a difference, or even speech therapy will eventually polish the language skills of this cutie patootie chatterbox. ❤
Yea the little one over here is using "i" instead of "me" more and more every day (like "me want hotdogs! To "I want hotdogs!") And even tho I'm proud I'm a little sad about it 😅
How cute that is! ❤😂
@@SticksWithPicksI feel like it’s more of a child going "I found the correlation between past tense and the -ed ending and I will now apply that knowledge to the way I speak" and the English language going "Haha, fooled you!"
Omg...Beth we're all tearing up and gushing right along with you proud Momma💚💚💚💚 That's our Coop....our smart sweet boy!!!!!
Love when others celebrate too. ❤
You have an adorable, intelligent well spoken son.
Beautiful mumma, beautiful Coop.
Such an adorable well spoken & expressive young man. 😊
That is a powerful thing you did for your son - self advocacy. He is confident. I’m tear eyes too for you
More powerful not driving while recording when she could easily have pulled over or recorded at home
@@rosealgreenwood6893 oh please. Really? Everything is hands free. Find something else to pick on and someone else to judge please.
Dear Beth, I've no right to be proud of you and your adorable, smart son - but I so am!!!! I worked with Hearing Impaired children for 14 years. This is fantastic 👏
Not just for families with D/deaf children, but all parents need to see this ! This is how to talk with children 🙌 👌 ❤ Wishing you all the Best.
Love from Manchester, England
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Me too ❤ just found them today and bingeing the videos!
Oh my. I vould listen to his sweet voice all day long. And his "anyway" had me rolling. He is absolutely adorable!!! You are doing amazing mama.
The way his voice breaks when he says "it makes a louder sound..."❤
Plus everything else, makes me so happy for you both. Beautiful.
Omg!!! His speech is amazing!! Clearly his implants are doing their job!!👍😘
Love Cooper being both an example for cochlear AND educating people, one friend at a time.
And you know what, hats off to Aubrey for asking Coop about his “ears” - that’s how we learn about others! 😍
I just love the way he talks. It's mesmerizing. Protect this doll at all costs! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
He is absolutely darling! Good job on teaching him self advocacy, mama. And good job speaking up, little man.👏👏👏
Beth, based on this conversation alone don't ever doubt your decision to have him undergo the cochlear implants. I'm no expert but Cooper has to be way advanced, beyond his 4 years. Also, the fact that he is your only child, is impressive because "only" kids can be so dependent because they are the center of your attention and tend to be babied. You guys are doing great!
Oh trust me, he still likes to be the center of our attention 😅
It’s not cochlear implants that are the problem, it’s that language skills don’t develop properly without doing both sign language and implants. Without the additional support of sign language or other aids, cochlear implants are useless and will only cause distress and reduced language capability. This is what I’ve learned so far.
@@alicia234 why do cochlear implants lead to distress and poor language skills? is it not like being hearing when they're on
Beth I no who you feel, what age did he get the implants in , and did you guys see results straight away? I tell you why I ask, I have twin boys and they are 3 years old and they told me one had impaired hearing and the other boys is completely Def and they won't to put implants in and I'm so nervous , they've have lots of different procedures done since they've been born and it breaks my heart. Your son seems so happy and cute, best wishes for the future 💞
@@Edwina-pq1nu based on her older videos he's had them in since he was an infant. Like before he could talk
A little deaf boy asserting that he likes a sound makes my heart melt
Sweet and beautiful mother and child. Adorable!
He grown into a handsome, clever young man. With the cutest voice.
Raised special needs little ones, who are now teens. You are SO RIGHT about teaching them to self advocate, and ALL that goes with it! The self ownership, confidence, communication, compassion for oneself AND others (needed for EFFECTIVE self advocacy)... it's so wonderful! The years of work really do be SO WORTH IT, when you hear how they've internalized and OWNED it all and made it their own!
We will only, ever, have a single human right where we need them when we need them 100% of the time - our own selves.
GREAT JOB MOMMA!! He is ADORABLE, btw.😊😊😊
“anyways” made me laugh and the self-advocacy made me cry 😭 ❤
Your little boy has more heart and brains than most people today. I have seen some of your videos and I love how you talk to your son. Not only like a mom but a friend. ❤❤❤
Way to go Momma...your perseverance is starting to pay off. You have earned every one of those happy tears. Yalls communication is beautiful.
So precious! What a precious little fellow ans a wonderful Mother!
He is, by far, the cutest kid I have ever seen With the greatest sense of humor. You are so lucky to have him.
I love his voice! Cooper has the sweetest voice. He is just the CUTEST LITTLE BOY EVER!!!❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊
Cooper melting very heart. Sweet voice, perfect resolve, fun expression. Mummy what you've been through was a worthwhile journey ❤
Cooper is such a smart little guy and just adorable.
He is so articulate, emotionally intelligent, confident, curious, and strong. Incredible work with Coop-he has such a brilliant, bright future with choices about his community and his rights ❤
Him saying he uses his cochlear implants for hearing made me tear up 🥹 He’s an absolute Angel! 🩷 & You truly are such a fantastic mom 💛
Good job, mom! He's a confident, sweet little human... he's going to change the world
Beautiful, smart little guy ❤
He is adorable and what a terrific interaction between Mom and son Cooper!!! Thanks for sharing he's a sweetheart!!!
the way he says “i telled her that!” is so precious🥺
I feel compelled to express to you how thankful I am to have found and follow you and Cooper's journey. As a mom of 2 Little souls, four and two, my son has been undergoing speech therapy, it's so inspiring and encouraging for me to share these experiences with you. I love your transparency and your.. just.. genuine authenticity. There's days I just feel like I don't do enough and it was one of those days I happened to watch one of your videos and literally saved me from the depression I was in, I am home 24 hours a day seven days a week without interacting with another adult so I really just want to say thank you for sharing your lives, you truly have made a difference in mine.❤
I love both the (unsubtle) subject change, & the way he explained his implants - Cos I need them to hear **shrug**. Coop is great 👍🏻☺️
Yes! I love that he’s so unbothered by it, like it’s just part of him.
Absolutely. You are fighting the good fight with him, it's just a statement of fact (but with such cute delivery 🥰).
He gave an honest answer to an honest question. Perfect.
This is one of the most heartwarming and realest conversations between mom and son I’ve ever heard! 😂🤣 Cooper and family make my cup runneth over!🥰
All the conversations you have with him are showing results. What a great conversationalist he's becoming!
'i like the sound' 🥹
I am so glad she did this so early as he speaks normal...you would never know if you didn't see the contraption!! Very impressed with his speech and he is soo intelligent. ❤
It took Cooper to make me realize what the meaning of "bad things happen to good ppl"
It takes someone as "good" as Coop to be a role model for other deaf children..so they also can be funny, kind, happy, and so so brave. That they can sneak out of bed and tell mommy it was because they heard a noise. He makes my day brighter. Thank you lil man!!
That is the cutest damn kid on the planet. Coops little voice is just too much. He's getting SO big!
Great job Beth! As a parent, we never know what sinks in or flys by. Great job Coop, advocating for yourself & teaching other kids. ❤
He speaks so much better now.. i am so proud of this little soul🩷
Father of 5…without a doubt this young man is on the right path. Well done mom.
He’s just so adorable and very, very smart! Keep up the great work Mom, Dad and Cooper!!💜🌷💜
Wowwww coop is articulating himself SO well!!!! Proud of lil man for advocating for himself!!!!!! ❤
He acts like an adult because you treat hime like one. It's honestly fucking beautiful. You're a top notch Mom. Thank you for doing what you do.
That's what he tells her. Love your family. He is so stinking cute bundle of joy
He’s just so stinking cute! I love when he says, “anyways”. So grown up 😮
His verbalizing skills have really improved! What a sweet little guy!
Cooper seems like such a sweet kid, you’re doing a good job Cooper’s Mom
Hearing little kids ask each other questions, advocate for themselves, and then normalize one another's experiences makes my heart melt. 🥰
He's grown to the point where he's starting to understand.
His speech is so good 😍 and amazing that he can advocate for himself even at this young age. Fabulous job Mama ❤
So fabulous! Well done Mum, all your hours of talking to him are paying off 🥰
He almost sings when he talks. At the end of some sentences. Speaks so sweet
YOU are amazing too, Momma. I love Coop. We all do. We are all proud of your sweet little family.❤
What a stink in’ CUTIE😂 ugh he’s just too freaking adorable
This woman is absolutely beautiful. It should be illegal.
I’m so proud of Cooper’s achievements with his hearing and I’m more proud of the mama who is teaching him all these great things❤
Why do I have tears in my eyes? Cooper is just an amazing little guy. I'm going to keep watching to see him grow. He's truly destined for great things. A gift to this world‼️‼️
He is so smart. I love that he was so ready, and able to self advocate. Awesome job parenting 👏.
Sweet Jesus! That kid is off the charts ADORABLE!❤❤
Love the way he has been advocating for himself! He is growing up with some of those remarks!
This little man never fails to make me smile.. He's cheeky and wise at the same time and I love it ❤
Beth, you are such an inspiration. Thank you for letting us go on this jourmey with you and your family.
Every little snippet of your conversations with Cooper always warm my heart and make my day!
"That's what i telled her" 😭😍and with a huge proud smile on his face!! This kid is too precious Masha Allah !
You're a great mom
Cooper is so smart
His little "Anyways"!!!😂 That was my favorite word when I was little too❤ crying my eyeballs out! We love you, Cooper! Love, all of you CZcams Auntie's & we are so proud of you too!!!🎉 👏🏼
He is such an amazing smart young boy. You guys have done a fabulous job. Beautiful interaction.
Oh my He is too precious. 🤩🫣 Soo cute AND advocating for himself? Yes ma’am! 👏🏿👏🏿We love to see it mama! Good job!
He's so sweet 😭❤ God bless
He’s grown so much and you are such a proud mom!❤
He is so darn cute! What a little personality. Actually, what a big personality in a little body. It's been such a joy to watch him grow and flourish. 💕🌷💕
He's such an intelligent, adorable little boy. You're so lucky to be his mother.
So young , he can stand up for himself 👏👏👏
Aw good job Cooper! Proud mom moment
Wasn't really expecting to randomly cry over a beautiful relationship between a boy and his mom but here we are.
You are giving him such a gift. Self advocacy is SO important for those of us is the disabled community!!
The anyways melted my heart ❤️❤️❤️
What a sweetheart! I’m proud of Cooper and ALSO, you as a mom, for teaching him confidence about using his Cochlear’s aids. Not embarrassed, completely confident telling his friend why he uses them!
Everything about this little angel is heartwarming. And a mother’s love, devotion and pride is an uplifting sight. What a beautiful family.
That baby is precious. His adorable little voice and his joy at hearing sound choked me up. You are a really good mom.
What a Precious Angel 😇.
Definitely ❤
A beautiful beautiful child! The innocence. The happiness just pours through the screen! That smile is a magnet for love and friendship! Those cheeks! Lots to be proud of and even more to love if that is even possible. 💞💞💞xx
Everyone's rooting for you coop! You're the smartest, most lovable lil'man! It's been such a joy watching you & your family learn/grow! I'm sure I speak for everyone watching when I say we'll always be here cheering you, your loving mom & dad on! ❤
What a blessing to have a child like him
I've never had children, I love watching your interactions with your son. You're so patient and understanding.😊
He is INCREDIBLE! He has come so far and I love his sweet little voice!