Baby Sign Language - Family Signs
Baby Sign Language - Family Signs
by Laura Berg
- Time: 10:56
- Media: Video/mp4
- Posted: 01/01/2008
- Use: Stream & Download
- Size: 128 MB
Price: $1.98
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Description
This video lesson is a great extension to the How To Sign With Your Baby video. If you want to teach your baby more ASL baby sign language, then this video is perfect.
In this lesson, you will learn over 30 family and motivational signs to teach your child. Each sign has its own chapter marker so it will be easy for you to review the specific signs you are looking for. You will learn what exactly 'motivational' signs are and how to incorporate using them in your daily routine.
Laura is the mother of one of the internet's most famous signing babies and the founder of www.mysmarthands.com, a company that teaches baby sign languages classes.
Note: you are purchasing the right to download or access this video lesson online. Unfortunately, we do not offer lessons in a DVD format.

Thanks for sharing your skills and giving us the opportunity to learn sign language. I am just learning for my 19 month old son who is speech delayed and this video is very easy to understand. The simple everyday words we use arent as difficult as i thought and are pretty easy to remember. I am glad i can download this for me to refer back to and I will be downloading more in hopes that this helps my little man communicate with us. THANKS AGAIN. By the way your daughter is adorable! :)
I'm so excited to start working with my son on these signs. He's already a toddler, but the clip of Laura's little girl signing family signs is too cute! I know these will be helpful in understanding him, too, since he's learning to speak and it isn't always clear what he's saying. The family signs will be helpful, but the motivational signs are a great idea. Of course, it makes sense to teach the signs for the objects he's interested in! Now...anyone know the sign for "Elmo"?