Mother Father Deaf Day is observed annually on the last Sunday in April, specifically on April 26 this year, in the United States. This day celebrates deaf parents and their hearing children, known as codas (children of deaf adults). It aims to raise awareness about the unique experiences of these families, as approximately 90% of deaf parents have hearing children. The holiday recognizes the community of codas and acknowledges the distinct parent-child relationship that exists between deaf parents and their hearing children. Various support groups and organizations are dedicated to codas, providing resources and fostering a sense of community among those in similar situations. The day serves as an opportunity for codas to honor their deaf parents and promote understanding of the deaf community.