Holiday Gift Guide for
Deaf/Hard of Hearing Teenagers/Young Adults

Here are some great gifts for deaf/hard of hearing teenagers and young adults!

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1. This Merry Christmas fingerspelling shirt is SO cute!

2. FitBits are a great way to help deaf teens wake up in the morning because the watch will vibrate. I used a FitBit for my alarm clock in high school!

3. I can't get over how cute this friends signing necklace is!

4. I love the subtle ILY cutout in this ring.

5. This concussion headband is great for helping protect cochlear implants while playing sports. 

6. This ILY hanging art would be a cute decoration for your teen's room.

7. Deafmetal is a powerful hearing device jewelry brand trying to destigmatize wearing hearing devices by creating statement piece jewelry! Make sure to get a Deafmetal Holster as well! You can use my code EMILEE15 for 15% off!

8. This vibrating alarm clock is great for at home or traveling!

9. This Pah! shirt is a fun way to incorporate ASL slang.

10. True Biz is written by a deaf author, telling a fictional story taking place at a  boarding school for deaf students.

11. This personalized name fingerspelled necklace is a great conversation starter piece about fingerspelling and ASL. You can also get a bracelet!

12. I am obsessed with these ILY blankets!

13. This ILY lamp is a cool statement piece for a deaf teen's bedroom.

14. Here is another personalized fingerspelled necklace that is more simple.

15. One more chapter signing shirt is a cool way to incorporate signing on a shirt.

16. An Apple Watch is another great option for a vibrating alarm clock. I currently use an Apple Watch to wake up in the morning. I just make sure to charge it when I'm getting ready for the day.

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