Baby Signs encourages early development
Teaching both her sons to “talk” from 7 months old using Baby Signs gestures, Tamara Hamilton of Queensland Australia says “Being a mum can be confusing and complicated. Using Baby Signs made it easier by understanding what my baby wanted. It is as simple as waving bye bye”. Baby Sam has become a star in his You Tube signing video.
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The Baby Signs program is the original baby sign language program which was developed by leading international childhood development experts and bestselling authors Drs Acredolo and Goodwyn.
Teaching your baby how to communicate using natural gestures which are instinctual and simple to learn from as young as 6 months, Baby Signs has been featured on Oprah, Meet the Fockers and now Australian ACA & TODAY show.
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“I was drawn to the Baby Signs products as it is the only baby sign language program which is shaped by over 25 years of scientific research- all other baby sign language programs are fashioned off, or recite Dr Acredolo and Goodwyn’s findings. I could not believe we did not have access to this world leading program here in Australia” says Tamara.
Baby Signs research has documented positive benefits for both language and cognitive developments for babies such as;
• decreased frustration and increased trust between parent and baby
• assists in language development and vocabulary
• promotes intellectual development
• encourages positive emotional maturity and self confidence
Teaming up with fellow signing mum Janine Burden, Baby Signs Australia was born. “We are continually driven by our personal experience and enthusiasm for this program and being able to enrich the parent-child bond for fellow Australian families.”
Baby Signs Australia produces a range of resources which easily incorporates baby sign language into every day routines such as baby board books, DVD’s featuring Bee-Bo™ the signing bear and animated characters demonstrating the signs, parent guides & books and flip chart dictionaries.
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