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Christa Jean Presents A Healthy Moms Healthy Babies Video On Baby Signs

by Britt Michaelian

Watch this very informative presentation for moms about the value of teaching your baby to communicate through sign language by the adorable mompreneur (to be), Christa Jean.

So, what do you think?

Have you ever tried baby signs with your child?

…And?

How did it go?

Can you give parents tips on teaching their baby to sign?

Did you feel that you empowered your child?

Are you just curious about how baby signing works?

Or do you think it is all a load of bunk?

Comments please… ;)

thanks.

Healthy Moms Healthy Babies Presents… 5 Reasons to Sign with your Baby! from Christa Jean on Vimeo.

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  • brittmichaelian

    Alright, I will take the lead on this one to see if I can get the conversation going here… As far as baby signs and the benefits, my experience hasn't been with babies as much as kids. We have been working with my 9 year old nephew who has autism to teach him simple sign language along with verbal language and definitely see him using the signs and feeling empowered by having additional means of communication.

    A lot of times with kids, they have a difficult time expressing their feelings verbally and sign language is a great tool to give them more ways for self expression.

    Ok, that's my 2 cents. Have you had any experience with sign language with babies, kids or adults?

  • Nicole

    I signed with Alex, pour oldest when he was a baby. It was great fun. I remember times when he was crying and I would sign the song 'twinkle, twinkle little start' and he would instantly calm down.

    It also really did help the communication when he was at the point where he could communicate but we could figure out what he was saying.

  • OnlinePRNews

    I did not attempt sign language with my triplets, but I do have friends who have successfully used it. Recently, I spent the weekend with some friends from college and their little 1-yr-old had mastered several signs — milk, hungry, sleepy, etc… and it was amazing! I can imagine the ability to communicate basic needs would be extremely beneficial as they head towards the “terrible twos!” — Tara