Baby Sign Language - Food Signs
Baby Sign Language - Food Signs
by Laura Berg
- Time: 17:28
- Media: Video/mp4
- Posted: 10/21/2007
- Use: Stream & Download
- Size: 206 MB
Price: $1.98
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Description
Learn 47 baby sign language food signs to use with your infant in this video. These ASL signs will include apple, banana, cereal, cheese, cheerios, sweet potato, etc. The signs are sequenced in alphabetical order and each letter has a chapter marker, making it easier to later review specific signs.
Laura is the mother of one of the internet's most famous signing babies and the founder of My Smart Hands, a company that teaches baby sign languages classes. She is also a certified teacher and university guest lecturer on the topic of using sign language to promote literacy.
Note: you are purchasing the right to download or access this video lesson online. Unfortunately, we do not offer lessons in a DVD format.

you learn SO many signs for $2 in this lesson and it is really cute watching Laura's daughter sign!
i like the way she put the video together...not overwhelming
My daughter and I have been watching these videos religiously on YouTube and we finally decided to expand our lessons and buy some here but the quality is rather poor. Is there a way to get a higher quality video? or is this just a limitation of the mindbites site?
I bought this lesson after Parker had a problem downloading it so we could diagnose the root cause (which has since been fixed, rest assured).
Anyhow, since I'd bought it, I figure'd I'd watch it. Laura does a FANTASTIC job here - I can't get over how amazingly precocious her daughter is. She covers tons of food signs in this video, and after spending a ton of time with my 6-month old niece lately, I can definitely see how useful it would be to be able to communicate with a finnicky eater about what type of food they'd like. :) Great job, Laura!
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