Irish teen invents teddy bear to help teach deaf children

An Irish teenager has developed a new teddy bear to help deaf children learn sign language.

Irish teen invents teddy bear to help teach deaf children

An Irish teenager has developed a new teddy bear to help deaf children learn sign language.

The idea is that a child can press a picture of something like a house or dog on the bear's body and its moveable fingers will sign the word.

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