Comments on: Teaching Baby Sign to Our Trilingual Daughter

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By: Kelly

Kelly — Mon, 07 May 2012 15:33:52 +0000

Great idea. We are raising our son to speak English and Spanish. I was also interested in teaching some signs – although I don’t imagine I could teach him ASL without a lot of reinforcement. I have taken a few ASL classes in the past and one of my best friends is an interpreter – so I have some background…but I am not able to communicate with a deaf person without assistance. Anyway – we used Signing Time videos as a base (just two of them) and from there my son started picking up signs right away. He had more signs than spoken words at one point. He learned (mas, leche, pelota, gato, perro, pajaro, ya termine, avion, tren, carro, bebe, agua…y muchos mas). He seems to really enjoy it. It’s so physical and I think it helps him to tie the concepts together. If we see a plane in the sky, I will day, “Puedes ver el avion?” and do the sign at the same time. The videos are really good and they also have a setting for Spanish voiceover and subtitles! http://www.signingtime.com/program1/

By: Suzanne Mateus

Suzanne Mateus — Fri, 06 May 2011 13:59:20 +0000

Thanks, Ana. Yea I’m not sure itf I started it too early or what because the progress is slow. I think she is starting to sign but its not entirely obvious yet. For instance if I say, “Quieres beber agua” and move my hand to motion “beber” she will do the sign but not near her mouth AND her sign also looks like a the “Pimpon es un muneco” song….so we’ll see what happens Thanks for the encouragement!

By: Ana Lilian

Ana Lilian — Mon, 02 May 2011 03:21:44 +0000

I always wished I would have taught my girl baby sign language. She did learn some of the basic signs at daycare and used them a lot. I do believe that it lessens their frustration when they are trying to communicate with you. Keep it up because you will love it when you start seeing the results!