About Baby Signing Time
Join the Baby Signing Time revolution! Your baby can communicate with you using baby signs long before she is old enough to speak.
- Reduce tantrums!
- Stimulate early learning and build vocabulary
- Create a window into your child's mind and heart
- Instill confidence and security through understanding
Babies crawl before they walk, and sign before they talk! When a baby waves "bye-bye" or points at what she wants, she is signing! It is natural for babies to communicate with signs. Baby Signing Time gives babies the signs they need to express their needs and wants. Clever songs, playful animation and adorable babies make learning signs fun and easy.
Baby Signing Time makes learning signs fun and easy with clever songs, playful animation, and real signing babies age two and under! Baby Signing Time sets your baby's day to music with signs, songs, animation, and real signing babies for everyday events like playtime, getting dressed, going places, getting ready for bed, manners and more.
Baby Signing Time teaches American Sign Language, not made up signs. Baby Signing Time makes it easy for parents and children to learn sign language. As a parent, you do not need to become fluent in sign language, even learning a few signs like ‘milk’, ‘juice’ and ‘more’ can be helpful.
About Rachel ColemanIn December of 1996, Rachel Coleman and her husband Aaron welcomed their first daughter Leah into the world. At the time, Rachel was writing music and performing with her folk rock band. They would take young Leah to band practices and concerts and were amazed that she was able to sleep in spite of the loud music. When she was fourteen months old, they discovered why: Leah was profoundly deaf. Read Rachel's story.
About Two Little Hands
Two Little Hands Productions is a leading publisher of innovative educational products that enhance children’s learning and self-esteem, including the award-winning Signing Time, Baby Signing Time, and Potty Time programs featuring Emmy-nominated host, Rachel Coleman. More information at www.twolittlehands.com.
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