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When should I start signing with my baby?

You can start signing as soon as your baby is born. As you begin learning sign, use those signs when you talk to your new baby. Baby won’t be able to sign back at this time, but he is watching and learning!

Before your baby signs to you, she will let you know that she understands a sign by responding with a smile, pointing, or kicking her feet.

While most babies begin to sign between 9-13 months, some babies start signing as early as 5-6 months! It is never too early to start.

It’s never too late to start signing! If your baby is 6-12 months or older, start signing right away!

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Today Show highlights Toddler who can read-Signing Time helps

By Signing Time / 2 minutes of reading

Remember that 17-month old toddler, Elizabeth Barrett, who astonished us all when she proved that reading at such a young age was possible? Last March, Elizabeth and her parents were invited to appear on the Today Show, where Elizabeth read words and even sentences in front of a nation-wide audience. Elizabeth’s parents attribute her early reading in part to Signing Time. According to the Today Show website, “The Barretts are speech pathologists, and when Elizabeth was born, they started teaching her sign language along with spoken language. They read to her often, and her favorite television program — the only …

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