I have a DVD, but honestly we never used it. Everything I've read says to start with 3 signs: more, eat and milk. Beyond that, every sign I wanted to teach DD I just googled.
The teacher of the class recommended this site because it has video clips of people doing the signs. https://commtechlab.msu.edu/Sites/aslweb/browser.htm Baby signs are pretty close to real ASL. However, the class has been extremely helpful for me even more so than Molly. I learn the signs in class so I can use them with her at home, but she enjoys the bubbles, music, other kids, etc.
Re: Baby sign language
I have a DVD, but honestly we never used it. Everything I've read says to start with 3 signs: more, eat and milk. Beyond that, every sign I wanted to teach DD I just googled.
We do have a board book on signing that has a lot of basics in it too: https://www.amazon.com/My-First-Signs-Annie-Kubler/dp/1904550398 I got it at BRU. DD likes pictures of babies, so we've read it about a zillion times.
Ok, F is being taught by our nanny, I need someone to teach me!
Is there a good website that has the signs? She knows more, please and thank you so far.
So Tasty, So Yummy
There is a DVD called Baby Signing Time that is very good. Several girlfriends have had great success with it.
We turned onto it just a little bit before Lucas's speech took off - the need for signing fell away before implementing everything.
We might try earlier with K2.