Thirsty
The thirsty sign is made by extending your index finger and moving it down from your chin to your tummy. It is like you are tracing the path of the water going down into your stomach.
SIGN USAGE
You can teach the thirsty sign to your baby so she can tell you when she wants a drink. To teach thirsty, make the sign before you give your baby a drink. Although, we prefer using the baby sign for drink, thirsty is a bit more intuitive and easier to remember.
RELATED SIGNS
Flash Card
This is a favorite sign of many babies. Use it in combination with the signs for milk, water, or juice.
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