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Baby Sign for Cookie or Biscuit

In this sign, use both dominant and non-dominant hands. Your dominant hand's fingers are spread open, and then curled as if clutching a soft ball. Your palm faces the non-dominant side of your body. The non-dominant hand is flat and open with the fingers together, facing the dominant side. Bring the tips of the dominant hand's fingers to the flat surface of the non-dominant hand's palm.

Then, rotate the dominant hand across the surface of the non-dominant's palm, tracing a circular pattern. Repeat this motion back and forth a few times. This resembles cutting cookies with a cookie cutter.


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