How do I help my child love reading?
Did you know October is National Book Fair Month? In 2003, The National Book Foundation, which sponsors the annual National Book Awards, is embracing October as National Book Month as part of a national effort to raise the profile of reading in American culture. In…
See Our First Fully ASL Interpreted Show
We have heard your request and are are happy to announce our first fully ASL interpreted show. This amazing show is available exclusively to our My Signing Time Subscribers. Baby Joy Joy is an educational, animated show for early learning with original songs and fun…
One Family’s Story – Sign Language to Law School
One of the most wonderful gifts we get here at Two Little Hands is hearing how sign language has made a difference in families lives. We received this story from a family in Indiana and we had to share it with you. Thank you, Bob, for…
5 Myths Busted About Signing With Your Child
There are some common misconceptions about signing with your child. We’re going to bust those myths so you can make an educated decision and get started! Myth 1 – There’s a perfect time to start (and we might have missed it): Parents always ask us…
Why Sign With Your Baby?
Why would I want to sign with my baby? Here are just some of the benefits: With just a few basic signs, you can know if Baby is “hungry”, “thirsty”, wants “milk” or “water”, needs to “sleep”, wants “more”, and the list goes on and…
Learn ASL- Nice to Meet You!
We have been Signing Time fans since the very beginning. We recently attended my sister-in-law’s wedding. She married a wonderful man whose parents are both profoundly deaf and for whom American Sign Language (ASL) is their primary language. Knowing this, we brushed up on some…
Signing Turns Your Child’s Brain On
All of our children have normal hearing and don’t have any behavior or physical conditions. But we wanted to communicate early with our babies, and give them the tools to communicate with us. And it worked! When our first daughter was about 6 months old, we…
American Sign Language – Celebrating 200 Years
According to The National Center for Health Statistics there are approximately 50 million Americans that have some degree of hearing loss. About 2 million are classified as deaf. Approximately 10% of those classified as deaf were born deaf, the other 90% lost their hearing later in life. American Sign Language is the…
Welcome to a World of Communication through Baby Sign Language
We’re thrilled to provide so many free resources that will help you incorporate sign language in your daily life. Thank you for signing with us! White Paper: Signing with Babies and Children A comprehensive summary of the academic research on the impact of signing…
What if your whole school used sign language?
