Water
To sign water, take your dominant hand and extend and separate the three middle fingers while holding the thumb and pinkie finger together. Then tap your index finger on your chin a couple of times.
To remember the sign, it is simply the ASL sign for 'W', going near your mouth.
Flash Card
We use water in a variety of contexts from drinking to bathing, raining, or going to the pool. Water is one of the first signs your baby will learn.
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Learning a lot of signs. Thank you.
ME GUSTA MUCHO LO QUE PODEMOS APRENDE AQUÍ, GRACIAS POR SU AYUDA.
De nada, Erendira. You are very welcome!
Happy to learn new things
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So awesome to learn the sign language for these drinks and to teach Harper.
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Excited to have learned this and be able to teach my son!
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My baby loves the ‘water’ sign!
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I’m trying these with my 9 month old right now as we speak!
My baby said “no” 😒🤣. But I’ll work on it.
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I have known how to sign for several years, but I take care of a 3 yr old and a 15 month old. The3 yr old likes to watch the videos and look at the pictures and has learned several signs. The 15 month old is nonverbal. I have been teaching her signs to help with her communication skills. She has learned to sign eat, drink, milk, please with just a few times of showing her and has started to make some sounds like mmm
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Isabella is 15 months.
She watches your videos 2-3 times and mimic’s your signs.
She knows 11 different signs and also says the words as she shows the sign.
Great site. Thank you
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