Human existence is accompanied by attempts at self understanding, finding one’s place in the world and a way to co-exist with other people. The very unique social and family situation of the hearing children of deaf parents allows the trials of clarification of what characterizes and distingishes them as Codas. The childhood, adolescence and adult life of Codas is definitely different than the lives of people living in hearing families. In the family in which one or both parents are deaf it is very likely that the way they are functioning will have consequences for their hearing childrens' future functioning. There are aspects of family life that have influence on this disguised difference, such as: forms of communication, pantomimic gestures, mimics and also the characteristic phenomena of family roles reversal. The relations in Codas untypical families are determined by multiple factors. Among them mutual understanding which, with the help of values presented and applied in the process of upbringing, is one of the most important as it may result, in the right circumstances, in achieving a unique family union. The forming of emotional bonds between deaf parents and their children is influenced by, for example fulfilling the need of love in the family house and the adequate use of situations which favour communication. Usually the perspective of time makes adult Codas more tolerant and fully understanding of the obligations assigned to them by deaf parents during their childhood and adolescence. Being a Coda each time is related to individual life situations in which some Codas may find themselves happy and fulfilled while others won’t .