Sign language for toddlers

Teaching your baby sign language not just makes it easier for them to express their feelings, but also improves their IQ. Learning the baby sign language chart can help you create signs that say "Thank You", "More Food" and "Please."

Working with infants can involve a lot of guess work! Babies cry, make sounds and facial expressions, and use body movements to express their needs and wants, but still, it’s not always clear…

Considering teaching baby sign language? Learn the basics of sign language for babies, when to start teaching it, how to teach it and why you should.

Baby sign language is something you can teach to babies from a very young age and it will not only help with communication breakdowns, but will strengthen your bond, and give your baby's brain a boost!

Signs to know

Help learn and review sign language with these super cute, free printable sign language flash cards. These ASL Flashcards are handy for kids of all ages from toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade students. Simply download pdf file with free printable flashcards and have fun practicing sigh language.

Kristiana | Speech Language Pathologist on Instagram: "👶🏼 Did you know babies can learn and use sign language long before they talk? Teaching sign language is the best way to help them communicate with you and reduce tantrums. 💫 Here are some of the best signs to first teach your baby ➡️ - Sleep - Drink - All done - Milk - More These are common words your baby needs to reduce frustration when they can’t communicate these wants. ❌ So how do you teach your baby sign language? Follow…

Free Download Baby Sign Language Chart (pdf, 862KB) and Customize with our Editable Templates, Waivers and Forms for your needs.