Baby Sign Language is for everyone! Babies' benefits from using sign language!

Baby Sign Language - For Us?

Baby signs doesn't have to be limited to just using at home. There are other important people in your baby's life who would also greatly benefit from learning a few crucial signs to communicate with your baby successfully.

So who benefits most from utilizing baby signing?

Any person or people having regular contact with
a pre-verbal baby include:

Parents of hearing infants and/or toddlers typically aged 4 months - 36 months

Caregivers of hearing infants and toddlers (Grandparent, Auntie, Daycare Staff)

Expectant parents - the perfect time to start practicing!

Play groups! Mommy & Me adventure get-togethers!

Preschool-aged children (supports and enhances early literacy skills in vocabulary, spelling, and reading skills)

Youth groups, community center leaders, and after school programs

Teachers and teacher assistants (provides an innovative way to introduce materials in the classroom.

Hearing parents of Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing children

Children and Parents of children with special needs (learning disabilities, expressive disabilities such as Down Syndrome, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Aphasic, M.R.)

Nurses taking care of babies and young children in hospital settings

Summary of what you will learn at this website:

How Babies and Toddlers benefit from using ASL (American Sign Language) (long term benefits)

When to teach your baby sign language (making use of and creating optimal learning opportunities for babies through day-to-day activities, music, books/story-time, etc)

How to teach your baby signing by incorporating just a few signs into your daily activities with your baby

Learn and practice basic survival signs, (via glossary and/or streamed videos) which are easy for you and your baby to grasp

Discover how to create optimal learning opportunities for your baby
How to involve non-parental caregivers in using baby sign language with your infant or toddler