I have an uncle who has been deaf his whole life. Â Although he is a good lip reader, I really wish I knew more sign language so I can communicate with him better. Â My sign language knowledge consists of the alphabet and a few words that we taught my oldest daughter when she was a baby (“more,” “please,” and “thank you”).
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56 Responses
I”d like my child to use signs for please and thank you the most, however I bet she’d probably use the signs for hungry or more the most.
I would use the more and done sign as we are beginning solids with my baby!
Would love to win this one. My son would benefit a lot!
I don’t have babies. I am entering this for my best friend whose 6 month old was born deaf. I’m sure he’d use please the most.
I actually really need this because I’m in the process of attempting to teach my son sign language. I would hope that he’d use the sign “love” the most!!
I don’t have children, but I think it’s important for them to learn sign language. I grew up raised by a deaf aunt and she taught me from an early age.
This looks like such a great starter kit. It’s amazing a child’s world once they can learn to communicate.
This is great and something all kids I believe would like to pick up. I know my kids had learned a couple signs and use them often just because they know them now.
They would use either please or love.
My son would definitely use the Milk sign the most – seems like he is ALWAYS hungry
right now my son would use the sign for milk the most
please or love
My son is 16 months and we enjoy saying mommy, milk, and ouch if he hurts himself. We’d LOVE this prize!
Probably more.
I thiknk the sign for hungry
My great grand would use the sign mommy and more the most.
My child would probably use the more sign the most.
My daughter would use ‘up’ the most. She always wants me to hold her.
Please/Thank YOu/More!!
this would be nice,,id love to see some results from ppl that it actually did work
I think the sign for food.
I suppose it would be milk at first.
The sign for “MORE”
They would use please the most
prob use the “poop” sign LOL
My son had teached both of his boys sign language.
My kid would sign “happy”
I have always wanted to learn sign language so i love this idea. It would be great for me to learn and teach my daughter at the same time.
My daughter is 2 months and I’ve been looking into starting signing with her when she’s a bit older. I wish I could’ve with my first daughter, but didn’t know enough about it. I think she’s use “hungry” a lot, lol she sure likes to eat.
milk
I reallylike the love sign
My daughter would probably use “hungry” the most! lol.
Probably the most used would be hungry or food.
I want to use these for my niece/nephew that is going to be born in a few months.
He would probably use mommy most.
I’d love one of these!
I’ve taught my youngest a few signs already, and the sign he uses most is “milk.”
He would probably use “eat” the most since he wants to eat constantly – LOL
Looks like a wonderful program for children to be able to sign and kids catch on so quickly.
The sign for milk.
This would be great for potty training, so i guess “time to go”. My niece is studying signing in college:).
My kids would most likely have used the sign for eat most
Hungry, please and thank you.
My son is non-verbal right now so I am trying to teach him to sign for the things he wants. For example, eat, drink, more. He is 3 and on the Autism Spectrum so his speech is delayed but any form of communication would help him to express himself.
She would use thank you, please and love the most and more!
i would have to say eat because all of my children have been big eaters
our son would probably use the hungry sign the most.
My son would use more as he always wants more to eat and my daughter would probably use milk as she loves her milk.
His favorite thing to say is Yea Buddy, so that
Probably love or food 🙂
I think the main ones I would teach first are please and thank you. Then maybe thirsty and hungry
Hungry! Hungry! Hungry!
He understands milk a lot.
This would be wonderful for my nephew
I love this! I think this would be perfect for my youngest.
I never did this with my little ones, but Mayim Bialik says she did with her boys while she was ECing them, and they could sign they had to potty before they could even sit up. I am a firm believe it works and wish I had known of it back then