Smart Baby Sign Language
Fun ways to add sign language to your day and the research to tell you why.
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Thinking about teaching your baby to sign? Already signing and want to take the next step? Want to use sign language to teach your toddler to read? Then add Smart Baby Sign Language to your RSS feed, or check back frequently for updates. You'll find fun ways to add sign language to your day.
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Baby and Toddler Signing Product Favorites
Favorite Book: Signing Smart with Babies and Toddlers by Anthony and Lindert
Favorite DVDs: Signing Time Products. For babies, I like the Baby Signing Time series. They are simpler and geared for babies and toddlers. Once your baby masters the Baby Signing Time series, try Leah's Farm and Zoo Train next.
Favorite Flashcards: For babies, I think Monta Briant's colorful photographs are perfect. I arranged mine in a cheap photo album. I could rearrange the cards to tell stories. For more advanced signers, the Sign2Me cards work well. The cartoon images aren't as nice as Monta's photographs, but they cover a wide range of topics and include English and Spanish (with pronunciation guide). I also love the Mocobabies flashcards. They are cute and whimsical.
Favorite DVDs: Signing Time Products. For babies, I like the Baby Signing Time series. They are simpler and geared for babies and toddlers. Once your baby masters the Baby Signing Time series, try Leah's Farm and Zoo Train next.
Favorite Flashcards: For babies, I think Monta Briant's colorful photographs are perfect. I arranged mine in a cheap photo album. I could rearrange the cards to tell stories. For more advanced signers, the Sign2Me cards work well. The cartoon images aren't as nice as Monta's photographs, but they cover a wide range of topics and include English and Spanish (with pronunciation guide). I also love the Mocobabies flashcards. They are cute and whimsical.
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How can Smart Baby Sign Language help you sign with your baby or child? Feel free to ask me any questions. If I can't find a reliable source, I'll poll those who know. What else would help you: activities to teach sign language, ways to use sign language to teach reading, reviews of sign language products, etc.?