Step By Step Guide To Teaching Babies Sign Language
Baby Sign Language (BSL) is a modified version of American Sign Language (ASL). Some parents use it to help preverbal infants communicate their needs to their caregivers. Babies can sign before they are developmentally able to express themselves verbally. So BSL lets infants as young as 6 months ask for things like milk or a diaper change, reducing overall fussiness and enhancing the infant-caregiver bond. This article explains how to teach your baby sign language, the benefits of BSL, and which signs are most helpful as you begin....