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Printable Ice Baby Sign Language Flash card (U.S. Letter) Printable Ice Baby Sign Language Flash card (A4 Size) Usage: Teach this sign by asking your baby if he wants ice on his beverage. You can also teach it by giving your little one a bowl with ice to play. To learn how and when to… Reads more »

Video: Touch in Baby Sign Language Signing: To sign touch we tap the back of our non-dominant hand with the middle finger of our dominant hand. Figure: Touch in Baby Sign Language Usage: Babies have a great interest in textures and temperatures. Use the word touch when petting a puppy or touching contrasting surfaces like… Reads more »

Video: Tissue in Baby Sign Language Signing: To sign tissue or Kleenex we combine the sign for cold which looks like blowing our runny nose, with the sign for paper which is done by placing our non dominant hand palm up and touching it with our dominant hand. Figure: Tissue in Baby Sign Language Usage:… Reads more »

Video: Sneeze in Baby Sign Language Signing: Make a face as if you are sneezing and cover your nose with the index finger of your dominant hand. Figure: Sneeze in Baby Sign Language Usage: We use sneeze when baby has a cold or allergies. You can teach baby how tickling your nose with a feather… Reads more »

Video: Sled in Baby Sign Language Signing: Sled is a combo sign. We first sign snow by wiggling the fingers of both hands in a downward motion followed by having our dominant hand travel on top of our non-dominant mimicking a sled going down hill. Note that your non-dominant hand needs to be in front… Reads more »