Yep.
She has said it herself.
Even if he isn't in deaf school, whatever supposed therapy he is receiving is totally inadequate.
He is still having significant balance issues, his ears are not used correctly at all and the poor guy shows very visible aggression.
No one...not his parents, aunts or grandparents exhibit even the most basic consistent ASL knowledge with that child.
That wouldn't be the case if he was in therapy.
There SO needs to be a guardian ad litem for these children, especially Julian.
The longer this neglect goes on, the harder it will be for him. They are literally setting him to fail by their own laziness, ignorance and enabling.
Raven, Jordyn and Tracy’s parents seem to be the ones who actually take this seriously and work on their ASL and from what it looks like, a Maloney or Schroeder cousin too. He is definitely far behind in all senses of therapy. Tracy expected this to be an instant fix and it’s not and that’s what she can’t handle. FFS, there’s a little girl on TikTok who was born deaf, has a cochlear, and her momma not only knows English ASL, momma knows Spanish sign language! Spanish! Her mom legit learned ASL then went on and learned SSL!
Everything Tracy does and doesn’t do for her children borders on Neglect and unless this bootyhole looking
witch is about to put real work into healing herself and taking care of her children like a boss, I will never not think that she literally birthed 3 kids for accessory purposes. Postpartum issues are real and if it was so severe after Jayden, she should have never went on to have Julian. Julian is paying a hefty price for being born with a disability... it was all about the LeGaCy BaBy until god attempted to humble her
a and make him unique. I said it way back, Julian will be like the kid Travis from the TV show Switched at Birth. Lost and struggling until he had people in the deaf and hearing community rally around him and help him overcome the obstacles set in place by parents who couldn’t even do the dignity of learning ASL. I pray Julian finds that same comfort. (Although it was a show, I did some background digging and found that they tried to be as true to the deaf and hearing impaired (correct me if that comes off as insensitive) culture/community as they possibly could)