Do you want to learn sign language with your child but don’t know where to start? I’m happy to recommend some resources: Dawn Sign Press: Their American Sign Language Babies Collection includes all 6 ASL Babies books in one place!Rhymes When Signed: Their books are designed for simplicity when signing, accompanied by signing videos! The Ariel Family wrote the book “Learn Sign With Your Baby,” which covers 50 essential ASL signs to help you communicate with your child. RMDSCO offers YouTube video

Teaching sign language to your baby has real developmental benefits. Whether you or your baby are Deaf or Hard of Hearing, early communication is deeply meaningful. Babies are born ready to connect — they naturally seek out faces, gestures, and emotional cues from day one. 🥰 Thank you to @oursignedworld for sharing this sweet moment of connection between a Deaf dad and his newborn baby. Using the Simple Black & White Card Set from The Looker Play Kit (weeks 0-12), he signs and describes each im