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Infant Sign Language

Simple Signing Fun

So how does infant sign language differ from sign language for adults?

Teaching babies and toddlers sign language differs to teaching adults, because we are not teaching them the sign language alphabet, but instead a relevant group of signs that will help our baby to communicate with us.
See the sign pictured below- more food, or eat.

Teaching babies and infants sign language is incredibly rewarding as it is the first chance they have to really communicate their needs to you. You may be worried about not having any experience with sign language for babies yourself. Relax! You will soon see that the first signs are probably ones that you already know and use. Signing is just like teaching your baby colors and shapes, but the benefit of learning sign language is that it can reduce the frustration of both you and your child.

There are a huge number of baby sign language books and DVDs available or you can also use an online dictionary for signing to find a word that we want to learn.

Recommended Online ASL Dictionaries

Click on one of the following links to open a new window.

American Sign Language Browser

ASL Pro Online and Video Dictionary

Baby Signs Online Video Dictionary of Signs


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