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Bonding with Baby
To develop trust and empathy from the beginning with your baby, tune in to what your baby is communicating. Babies need empathetic support to help them learn to regulate their emotions. Respond sensitively and supportively to a child expressing emotion (adapted from Attachment Parenting International).



Allow your Child to Lead
babythankyou_125.gifI happen to have just gotten off the phone on a snowy Monday morning (brrr!) with a mom inquiring about WeeHands classes.  She knows her baby is ready to start signing because her daughter is pointing to objects and looking at her parents expectantly while sometimes vocalizing.  You can without doubt sign to a baby before he or she starts to use gestures and to point but these gestures are a good sign that babies are ready to express themselves through sign.  A baby will understand what you sign to them before baby starts to gesture, point and to use signs. Understanding a new language always comes before being able to expressively use that language.





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A Family’s Signing Story
sarabingham_125.jpgBy Sara Bingham

Just a few years ago signing with your baby was a novel idea.  Parents felt using sign language with babies was reserved for children with special needs or that signing with babies would delay a child’s speech development.  Today more parents are learning basic American Sign Language (ASL) signs and know the benefits of using ASL signs with their babies and toddlers!





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Benefits of Baby Sign Language
baby_pointing.jpgThere are a number of benefits to using sign language with babies, toddlers and preschool children. Some of there include, but are definitely no limited to: enhanced vocabulary development, fewer frustrations during the "terrible twos" and enhanced parent-child bond.





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Baby Body Language
ann_douglas_125.gifBaby Body Language: The Basics
by Ann Douglas

You baby didn’t come packaged with an owner’s manual, but her body language can tell you plenty, including what she wants and needs from you.





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Baby's Five Senses
bondingwithbaby_125.jpgby Lynn Powers

I didn’t comprehend the need - or the satisfaction that came with it - to bond with my child until he was born and I held him the first time. Although the bonding began that day in the delivery room, it didn’t end there.





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