About Baby Signs by Author Kyle Olmon
BABY SIGNS is based on American Sign Language and will help encourage the use of non-verbal gestures to communicate. Research has proven that babies who are taught to use signs to express their basic ideas before they can say words are happier because they can communicate with others.
From early morning wake-up to eating, playtime to bedtime, BABY SIGNS will teach baby and parent their first seventeen signs to communicate with each other. Features beautiful pop-ups, pull-tabs and a mini-poster!
Hands On Experience
My time is often stretched with three kids in the house and one thing we love to do is one on one story time with each of them alone. I also try to maximize our time by including books that offer educational value. The Baby Signs Pop-Up Book did just that. Kaydence, our 2 year old, is fascinated by the pop up children. As we went through each page we were introduced to simple hand signs that are relevant to a young child who can’t quite verbalize their needs.
Kaydee’s favorite part of the book are the tabs included on each page that can be pulled to control the character actions. Right away she understood the hand sign for QUIET. The little girl on the page moves her index finger from her lips and back down to demonstrate the hand sign when you pull the tab. Some of the other signs included are: Eat, Bath, Mommy, I Love You, Help and more.
Mom Approved
Baby Signs gets two big thumbs up from us! Each pop up is detailed and fun, clearly illustrating simple signs that our toddler can imitate. I even had a little fun learning new signs as I practiced them with my toddler.
Mom Improvements
As much as we love the book, the pages can be easily torn by busy little fingers. You have to be very careful when closing the pop-up pages as they are intricate and detailed.
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Baby Signs is available at the Scholastic Store online for $19.99 and includes a mini signs poster.
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We tried sign language when my daughter was little and it worked ok, but ones she started talking more she stopped signing! We mostly used DVDs
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Baby won’t be here until September but I know others that have used sign to communicate with their babies and it works. The most popular sign seemed to be “more”
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I think the signs most useful to learn would be please, thank you, more, and finished (as in, “I’m finished eating.”)
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I haven’t yet introduced my babies to sign, but got some flashcards to start. I think by using the signs myself, consistently, it will help them learn.
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I introduced my son to signing when he was 6 months old. He is now almost two and still uses some of them although he is very verbal. I just looked up the signs on the internet. I’m going to sign again with my baby girl coming in less than two weeks!
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We have tried teaching sign language to my son using Signing Time DVDs. He has learned and started using a couple of signs so far.
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My daughter in law has started trying to learn my grandson sign language,espically the sign for hungry,he is 7 months old,I thought he was too young but it seems to be the new thing to do,she would love this book,shes got her information so far from the internet,I think hungry,thirsty an hurt would be the first to learn
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Baby due in the fall. I think the most important signs are eat, drink and sleep
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I love reading with my kids! I also love the convenience of audiobooks. When I’m busy and need a minute, I’ll put mine down in the living room with an audiobook. It keeps their minds engaged and they like hearing books they’ve already read done with voice actors.
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our son does use a few signs – we love it!!! milk is too cute!
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We don’t have a baby yet but my husband and I are learning sign language this summer as a family project! So I’d love to try this out! I am a dog trainer and so naturally I use hand signals with the dogs. I would imagine you and your baby could make up your own signs very easily for important things like their favorite foods, toys and activities like napping, swinging or reading a book.
We’ve introduced signing via dvd and books. Plus we try to use them whenever we talk, especially during meals. We don’t know how successful we’ve been but we figure it doesn’t hurt to do it!
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We used a book and flashcards & she learned them pretty quickly. Even though she is very chatty now, she still does many of the signs while saying the word. I wish we would have taught her more-she loves them, and it really does help with communication! This would actually be for my SIL, who has one year old twin boys, and is due in October with her 3rd boy. Thanks!
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I taught my preschoolers to use sign language by modeling in natural teaching situations. I plan to teach signs to my baby too (3mo). I am interested to see this book!
I was really active in teaching my first daughter sign language from birth and she did great with it. I haven’t been so active in teaching my second daughter. She’s picked up a few signs but I honestly just don’t work as hard with her. We used to love watching Signing Time together and the girls would pick up a lot of signs there. But our local PBS no longer carries Signing Time! Sad!!
I want to teach my daughter signs soon. I watched a video from the library that says to start around 6-7 months. I want to teach her nurse, more, please, and diaper change. We will probably do airplane (we live by an airport), dog, and sleep somehow quickly after that. It would be so wonderful to communicate with her!
We watch Signing Time on PBS. I have taught my daughter the sign for “to nurse” so when we are out in public she isn’t pulling my shirt or yelling for milk. It has come in so handy and I would love to teach her more.
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I have have been teaching my baby sign language since she was about 9 or 10 mos. We don’t use any books or dvds but I just repeatedly show her the signs throughout the day. She use a few of them on a daily basis. They include “milk, more, and eat”. We are working on “please”. I love watching her use her signs to communicate what she wants!
We have started signing with her, sorta. We keep forgetting to be consistent but maybe this book will help! We didn’t use a dvd or a book, I know simple signs from my brother.
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My daughter isn’t due until October but I’m sure she will figure out her own language. I took classes for actual sign language but I never thought about teaching it to my daughter at a young age!
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I have recently introduced signing to my toddler after it being suggested by his new speech therapist. It’s amazing how much he’s picked up and enjoyed himself in just a month! He LOVES being able to communicate with us now and we also love how happy he is when he can tell us something. We have used DVDs from the library and he loves them, but we also work on them with him by ourselves so we think both methods work well. I’m really excited to try a book, though, since we haven’t yet. I’m sure, since he loves reading and signing, that it would be a huge hit. Thanks for doing this!!!
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I have tried sign language with my baby, but I don’t have anything that works for me. I didn’t even know there were books or DVD’s on this. I had a friend show me a couple of signs to work with my baby on. What would be great for me would be signs for the basic needs like, milk, drink, food/eat, up, down and things like that. They would be a very useful way to communicate with a non-verbal child. Wow, I could sure use al of this. Thank you for the review and giveaway.
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We have two board books for our boys; I can’t remember who they are by but they were featured on the Today Show, I think? One is bedtime signs and the other is mealtime signs. We mostly taught the signs for more, all done, please & thank you. It has been very helpful!
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We used “My Baby Can Talk” DVDs with our first child. The worked well. You just have to pay attention to your child’s variations of the signs because they will most likely differ slightly from the actual sign.
I think the most helpful signs are more, eat, drink, and done. We focused on those with our kids.
I have not introduced baby signs yet- but my daughter is 1 now and I want her to know it- so I need to get on it!
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Our speech therapist helped us teach our second son to sign, and we used it with all of our other boys.
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My grandson has been taught some sign language at his “school.” I first noticed it when he used sign language as he sang “Twinkle, twinkle, little star.”
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I haven’t taught any sign language but I’d love for DS to learn “up” instead of whining!
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Mom of 4 babies — My babies and I have our own language – on our own, not from books. Each of my babies had unique ways. Fun to get to know them individually. My youngest Lukey was born extremely early and was in the NICU for a long time. My tiny 2 pound baby let me know in his baby sign language that he wanted to nurse. He kept putting his little tiny fist a certain way over his mouth and then looking at me – over and over. Finally, the Dr. let me try nursing Lukey – he did it!!! Rare for NICU baby. Blessings
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We’ve taught our daughter a few signs that we just taught her ourselves. An extra resource for teaching her would be much easier though.
I introduced a little bit of signing to my first child — it worked okay. My sister-in-law uses it often and with great success.
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I just started teaching my nephew sign language myself.. having used anything fancy. I would love to use this book!
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I rec’d a book of baby signs and we have used it. My princess frequently uses more, please, and thank you as well as baby. I want to teach here more sign though.
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I am hard of hearing, so I’d welcome my granddaughter learning some keep words. My husband learned the word for bathroom or toilet and he uses it when we are at a social or community place to let me know that that is where he is going. Yhose are the places where I hear & understand the least.
We taught very basic signs to our first daughter (now 2) – “please,” “more,” “potty,” and “wash.” I learned the signs in a book and then taught her by showing her.
I will probably do the same thing for our baby (3.5 months old). I prefer teaching through books or “modeling” since we rarely watch TV in our house.
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I have not introduced sign yet but plan to. My boys are 4 months so in a couple of months they should be ready. I have dvds and books. I think some useful basic signs are tired, hungry, thirsty and later potty for when they are potty training.
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I think the signs most useful to learn would be please, thank you, more, tired, hungry, thirsty and later potty.
I taught both of my sons some essential signs. I’ve found that to be extremely helpful!!! I have taught them with help from “Sign Language for Babies and Toddlers” book. Thanks!
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Please, Thank You, and I Love You are important signs 2 learn
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I haven’t introduced sign language to my baby (she’s not due until next month!). I think the most helpful signs would have to do with making her needs known, like the signs for “more”, “eat”, “drink”.
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My son is 5 months old and we’ve just started using a few basic signs with him. He’ll be starting solids soon and I plan to introduce a few more, like “more” and “all done.”
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We tried a bit of sign language when my son was younger but it never really stuck. This would be a great gift for my sister who is expecting her first child. Thanks for the chance!
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I haven’t but I think sleep would be a good sign to learn!
I learned a bit of sign language when I was in elementary school – we used it to talk to each other during mass every morning….(long story) I never forgot the alphabet and I want to teach it to my granddaughter also.
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I actually just saw this book in the bookstore and thought about picking it up! I haven’t introduced any sign language yet but I would like to introduce some of the basic words including more, please, etc.
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I’ve never used signs with my son before, I think simple signs would be useful, like ‘thank you’ and ‘please’.
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I found that DVD’s work well with my daughter for signing, she’s entertained and more eager to learn.
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I used some sign language with my last 2 kids, but hope to use a lot more with my new little one! we just used repitition and when they got older we watched Signing Time on DVD
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We use flash cards with baby sign language on them, and they work great. I would love the chance to try a book too!
My nephew has seen sign language thanks to his parents, grandparents, DVD’s and books. He has a deaf grandma so he’s seen sign language since the day he was born.
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http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2724957268
I tweeted for 7/19:
http://twitter.com/HSBSuzanne/status/2731640537
roseinthemorning [at] gmail [dot] com
I haven’t tried sign language with my little one but think the simple signs like please and thank you would be great to learn.
http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2737778644
I tweeted for 7/20:
http://twitter.com/HSBSuzanne/status/2741544955
roseinthemorning [at] gmail [dot] com
Haven’t tried sign language yet but I’d love to teach words like “hungry” or “wet.” Would mean a lot less guessing for me! Thanks!
http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2759935136
I tweeted for 7/21:
http://twitter.com/HSBSuzanne/status/2763314307
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Tweet for 7/22:
http://twitter.com/HSBSuzanne/status/2779427742
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http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2786671160
7/23 Tweet.
http://twitter.com/HSBSuzanne/status/2799845667
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commented on post – Goodbye Bloggyland …
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http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2805399095
http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2818136480
I commented on: “What’s Wrong with this Photo?”
http://3kidsandus.com/2009/whats-wrong-with-this-photo/#comment-43089
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Tweet for 7/24:
http://twitter.com/HSBSuzanne/status/2822751701
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http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2838060185
There was no baby sign language when my son was young but I think it would be very helpful for hungry, thirsty and if possible, tired. I hope to be ready for my grandchild whenever….
http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2858127667
I tweeted for 7/26:
http://twitter.com/HSBSuzanne/status/2861913146
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I tweeted for 7/27:
http://twitter.com/HSBSuzanne/status/2872264665
roseinthemorning [at] gmail [dot] com
http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2876682939
My tweet for 7/28:
http://twitter.com/HSBSuzanne/status/2891849797
Happy Tuesday!
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I think signs like eat and drink would be useful for my niece to learn to help her communicate with us while she is learning how to talk and read
http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2909928145
I tweeted for 7/29:
http://twitter.com/HSBSuzanne/status/2913378556
roseinthemorning [at] gmail [dot] com
We taught our baby how to sign and it has worked very well for us!
tuesdayef at aol dot com
http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2929960961
I tweeted for 7/30:
http://twitter.com/HSBSuzanne/status/2943218350
roseinthemorning [at] gmail [dot] com
I think Hungry, Thirsty, and More would be good to learn; it would make meal time easier.
dearandrea
at sbcglobal.net
http://twitter.com/MarinOBrien/status/2951083434