Sign with your Baby
"......An amazing new world of communication." "......An astonishing tool for parents." . . . abc News, "20/20--abc News, "20/20"" . . . having fun with signs is the best way to make it an enriching experience for the child and the parent." --Discovery Health ChannelParents looking for a new way to communicate and bond with their infant and/or toddler now have one - this video teaches elementary signing. Eye contact, interaction and language development all get a boost from the kit, which is aimed at ages 6 months to 3 years. Plus, with a few of the simple signs in hand, the little ones can actually help mom and dad figure out what they need. (Eat? Up? More?) Parents who stick with it may also see a broader social advantage: bridging that communication barrier between deaf and hearing people of all ages.A Parents' ChoiceÂ® Recommendation!--Parents' Choice AwardsÂ®--Parents' Choice Awards®" . . . having fun with signs is the best way to make it an enriching experience for the child and the parent." --Discovery Health ChannelParents looking for a new way to communicate and bond with their infant and/or toddler now have one - this video teaches elementary signing. Eye contact, interaction and language development all get a boost from the kit, which is aimed at ages 6 months to 3 years. Plus, with a few of the simple signs in hand, the little ones can actually help mom and dad figure out what they need. (Eat? Up? More?) Parents who stick with it may also see a broader social advantage: bridging that communication barrier between deaf and hearing people of all ages.A Parents' Choice® Recommendation!--Parents' Choice Awards®