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Mom Hilariously Uses Sign Language To Translate Toddler's Babbling For Deaf Husband In Viral TikTok

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A mom started signing everything her toddler was saying in the backseat after her deaf husband couldn't understand why she was so overstimulated.

A mom on TikTok went viral for using sign language to translate everything her babbling toddler was saying to her husband who is deaf.

In the video, posted by @oursignedworld, the mother revealed that her husband wanted to know why she was feeling "overstimulated," so she decided to show him using sign language.


The text overlay read:

"STORY TIME: My husband is deaf. He cannot hear all the sounds our toddler makes in the car."

In the background, their child can be seen and heard saying "papa" over and over again.

The text continued:

"He asked me why I was feeling overstimulated."
"I told him he wouldn't fully understand my experience as a hearing person."

At this time, their daughter switched to repeating, "Papa G."

The mom continued:

"But he wanted me to try, so I just started signing everything she said."

And the unceasing signing had the internet cackling.

As she signed "Papa G" over and over again, the mother revealed via text that the toddler said this phrase "straight for 3 minutes."

The child then began saying, "Baba baba baba," continuously as mom signed away.

Her husband seemed extremely entertained, but his wife signed:

"My hands are exhausted!"

The toddler "continued more" and then said:

"Mom."

And mom replied:

"What?"

As you can only imagine, this pattern repeated for some time.

"Mom"
"What?"
"Mom"

Finally, the mother asked (for the second time):

"Madison, what do you need love?"

And Madison replied:

"I don't need anything."

Classic.

In the caption, the mother noted:

"He just laughed, he wasn’t fazed at all."
"Now, if she was tapping him, or flickering the lights, over and over again, that’d be a different story, I think he’d understand what I was feeling in that moment."

You can watch below.

@oursignedworld

He just laughed, he wasn’t phased at all. Now, if she was tapping him, or flickering the lights, over and over again, that’d be a different story, I think he’d understand what I was feeling in that moment. #parenthood #deafandhearingfamily #deafhusband #toddler #coda #carrides #toddlerlife #toddlermom #toddlerparenting

Dad wasn't the only one entertained, either.

Viewers of this hysterical moment took to the comments to express their delight.

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But they could also relate to her exhaustion.

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All in all, though, viewers could agree it will make a beautiful—albeit hilarious—memory.

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@oursignedworld/TikTok

The TikTok has been viewed more than 22 million times already.

It really is sweet, but goodness, we are tired just from watching!

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