When the parents of Claire Koch of Clearwater, Fla., went to see her at a kindergarten holiday concert performance, they didn’t know she had a special surprise planned for them.

Claire is a KODA (Kid of Deaf Adults) – both of her parents are hearing-impaired. Her mother, Lori Koch, can read lips, but her dad only signs. Although Claire and her sister Charlotte are not deaf, they’ve been using American Sign Language (ASL) to communicate with their parents since they were babies.

So it was only natural for little Claire to not only sing the songs as her mom and dad watched from the front row, but to also sign the words in the most amazing and enthusiastic way!

(Read more from “Adorable Thing Girl Did so Deaf Parents Could ‘Hear’ Her Christmas Program Will Melt Your Heart” HERE)

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