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This week I am over at MamaOT sharing five benefits of signing with your little ones, along with some tips to get you started! If you've been following a while, you know I am big advocate of signing Keep Reading
I became familiar with these books several months ago when my friend ( and fellow SLP) Kristy reviewed them on her blog Hear My Hands. I was thrilled when the author of these books Don, who goes by Keep Reading
Recently I got to see a bunch of my mom's friends that I hadn't seen for a couple years. In fact this was the first time they got to meet my youngest, Ev. We were talking about how he isn't much of a Keep Reading
Back in my post on How YOU Can Learn ASL, I mentioned that one way you can learn ASL is to watch videos, specifically the Baby Signing Time and Signing Time series of videos. How can you use these Keep Reading
In my efforts to teach my son and daughter ASL, I started using simple children's books. I started with my son's favorite, Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, by Bill Martin Jr and Eric Carle. Keep Reading
Welcome to my first Signing Saturday! I'll be devoting a couple posts (or more if I have time) a month on Saturdays to signing with your little ones! Enjoy! A couple days ago I posted about how I Keep Reading
If you are a parent of a baby or toddler (or currently pregnant) you probably have heard of “baby sign.” But what exactly is it and why would you want to use sign language with your child? How? Where Keep Reading
This whole month of May, which happens to be Better Hearing and Speech Month, I have been sharing with you all many posts that go over the many benefits of signing to your infant and toddler. I hope Keep Reading
If you are a parent of a baby or toddler (or currently pregnant) you probably have heard of “baby sign.” But what exactly is it and why would you want to use sign language with your child? How? Where Keep Reading
If you are a parent of a baby or toddler (or currently pregnant) you probably have heard of “baby sign.” But what exactly is it and why would you want to use sign language with your child? How? Where Keep Reading
If you are a parent of a baby or toddler (or currently pregnant) you probably have heard of “baby sign.” But what exactly is it and why would you want to use sign language with your child? How? Where Keep Reading
If you are a parent of a baby or toddler (or currently pregnant) you probably have heard of “baby sign.” But what exactly is it and why would you want to use sign language with your child? How? Where Keep Reading