Try
To sign try, we close both fists and tuck our thumbs between the middle and index fingers. We then rotate both fists outward at the same time, creating a small, circular wrist pivot that starts closer to our body and end away from us.
SIGN USAGE
We use try when we want our baby to develop self-sufficiency. At the playground, we could sign try when our baby insists in receiving help for a task we feel he or she can complete on their own.
RELATED SIGNS
Flash Card
Try is better taught from real-world interactions, rather than from a flash card. Try is a sign that we use when our babies are exploring and discovering their independence. Both in spoken form and signed, try encourages exploration.
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