Signing for Kids

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Summary: User friendly and nicely organized, adults or kids.
Review: This book is organized in a manner which allows for easy use. Signs are grouped into related categories, and the illustrations are clear and simple. I've used many books on signing, and this one is tops for adults as well as kids.

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Summary: SPEECH DELAY, YOU SAY ?
Review: THIS IS WHAT THE SPEECH THERAPIST ORDERED.Actually, she wanted me to use signed english. We used signs to help until my child could form more words orally. Now we are learning the language to talk to my friends children. Yhis is a great book to start children learning the third used language in this U.S.A. We let the child pick which word to learn as he gets older. LEARN PIZZA FIRST, OF COURSE !

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Summary: Helpful for Toddler Signing
Review: We started our son at 8 months learning sign lanquage with Baby Signs. A friend had this book and I liked the illustrations and the number of different signs that were available. At 18 months our hearing son has over 50 signs and is learning new ones everyday. I do not have anyother books besides Baby Signs to compare with, but the illustrations are large and clear which is helpful.

Rating:
Summary: Helpful for Toddler Signing
Review: We started our son at 8 months learning sign lanquage with Baby Signs. A friend had this book and I liked the illustrations and the number of different signs that were available. At 18 months our hearing son has over 50 signs and is learning new ones everyday. I do not have anyother books besides Baby Signs to compare with, but the illustrations are large and clear which is helpful.