Baby signs
Subtitle: a baby-sized guide to speaking with sign language
By: Joy Allen.
Publisher: Dial Books for Young Readers
Published: 2007
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780803731936
Subjects: Nonverbal communication in infants -- Juvenile literature; Nonverbal communication in children -- Juvenile literature; Infants -- Language -- Juvenile literature; Sign language -- Juvenile literature
Genres: Juvenile literature.
Table of contents: title: Milk; title: Open and close hand, as if squeezing; title: Water; title: Form fingers into a "W" and tap chin; title: More; title: Gather fingertips to thumbs, tap together several times; title: All done; title: Open hands, palms-up, twist wrists quickly, palms-down; title: Diaper; title: Place hands near hips, tap together thumbs and first two fingers; title: Dog; title: Stick out tongue and pant like a dog; title: Cat; title: With fingers, trace whiskers across cheeks; title: It hurts; title: Tap index fingers together near spot that hurts; title: Help me; title: Close one hand into a fist,  place fist on outstretched palm; title: Raise both hands together; title: Mommy; title: With open hand, tap thumb to chin several times; title: Daddy; title: With open hand, tap thumb to forehead several times; title: Book; title: Place palms together and open up, as if opening a book; title: Sleepy; title: Press palms together, rest cheek on outside of hand, as if sleeping.