F/U Sign Language for Baby

The New Mrs.

This is by far one of the best books for adults who don't know sign language. It's a children's book so it makes it simple to learn and follow. From what I've seen, it has the best pics and descriptions for doing the signs properly (it's hard to know how to do a "moving" sign when it's one flat picture). I highly recommend it for first-timers who want to teach their children. It has all the basics you'd ever want to teach your baby and is easy for you to use and learn! It's only 10 bucks on Amazon.

Learn to Sign the Fun Way by Penny Warner

MrsBarkel2B

Oooh... Thanks!

::runs to Amazon.com::

hisbabybear

wow cool! thanks!

The New Mrs.

hisbabybear:

wow cool! thanks!

You're belly is growing every week - it's soooo cute!! (I mean "growing" in a good way, not the way obnoxious people say "OMG you're huge!?!" - I secretly imagine throat punching those people. Tehe)

grinsandgiggles

I just came across this site, they have more on the main page, but I am linking to the useful ones for baby they provide:

https://www.lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-layout/concepts.htm

Many include animations and videos.  Nice little site.

Krisito

Thanks for the recommendation!  I've been trying to find a good baby sign book.

CrazyCurls

That's great!!  I'm conversational in ASL and have been so excited about all the buzz with parents teaching their kids sign lang.  I'm thinking about going to a mommy and me sign class when the baby is older

The New Mrs.

CrazyCurls:

That's great!!  I'm conversational in ASL and have been so excited about all the buzz with parents teaching their kids sign lang.  I'm thinking about going to a mommy and me sign class when the baby is older

Just make sure it's real ASL and not "English" sign. There's a huge difference!