Baby Sign Language - My Baby Can Talk - Sharing Signs

My Baby Can Talk - Sharing Signs teaches babies to communicate before they can speak using sign language in a format that delights the senses while tapping into a baby's innate language capabilities. Set to classical music, My Baby Can Talk - Sharing Signs takes babies and their parents on an inspiring discovery of 28 words and signs that are most loved by babies - including all done, apple, bath, ball, daddy, diaper, elephant, flower, help, mommy, please, share, and thank you!


Honored more than twenty prestigious parenting awards and reviewed and endorsed by child psychologists, professionals in the media as well as early childhood educators; the My Baby Can Talk series inspires preverbal communication as well as first spoken words and is the first program featuring preverbal babies signing. Research has shown that babies who use sign language tend to speak sooner with larger vocabularies, show an increase in IQ scores and engage in more sophisticated play.


The My Baby Can Talk series is specifically developed to respect the developmental stage, attention span and intellect of hearing babies from 10 to 36 months. This program includes a Parent Tutorial and a printed Quick Reference Signing Card.


MyBabyCanTalk.com is the premier resource center on the Internet for babies and signing featuring detailed tutorials, background research, and a video dictionary with more than 200 ASL signs that are most important to and appropriate for babies and toddlers.

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[kurtilein3]

why should i choose ``cereal´´ as one of the first words to teach to my child? it doesnt make sense. why start with cereal and diapers, while other words, like ``yes´´ or ``no´´ would make so much more sense?

[MyBabyCanTalk]

Cereal is one of the many signs and words that are featured on the My Baby Can Talk - Sharing Signs DVD which is the second DVD in the award winning My Baby Can Talk series. The first DVD in this series, My Baby Can Talk - First Signs, teaches the most common first signs and words to teach a baby - such as "eat" "drink" "milk" "more" and "all done."

[Fourleafclover662]

Because cereal is popular snack/food for babies and toddlers. This way they can communicate that they would like some cereal. I found that with my babies they glommed onto signing more with simple objects and simple food. Yes and no, while it seems simple - is more of an abstract concept. Why would they wait for you to ask if they would like some cereal when they can request the cereal first?

[pokefandylan]

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