Read All About It: Linking the Baby Signs ®  Program and Literacy Development By Catherine Brown, M.A., CCC-SLP The buzz wor...

From time to time I write in this blog about the challenges parents face when they upset the family dynamics by adding another baby...

If you want to feel proud of what you already know about how to raise an emotionally healthy child, compare your beliefs to those o...

Although we frequently recommend playing make-believe with your child because it nurtures vocabulary development and conversation sk...

One of our Baby Signs® Instructors called my attention last week to an article by a Speech Pathologist who was questioning our res...

There’s no doubt that a single sign—such as MORE , for example—conveys important information. But there’s also no denying that the ...

Parents and babies love the Baby Signs® Program because it reduces frustration and makes being together even more fun. But speech i...

I recently ran into an old friend who was out shopping with her 20-month-old granddaughter. I was delighted to hear that little Lane...

Last week I wrote about how children being raised in bilingual households benefit from having signs added to the mix. As I pointed...

In this post I’m going to be bringing together a number of different themes (and not signing with babies , for a change) that are sa...

One of my favorite personal Baby Signs® stories involves my son, Kai (who you see in the photo below with me way back in 1987 doing...

One of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to teach babies important signs is by watching our Baby Signs® DVDs. ( In fact, a coupon for 20% ...

By far the most frequently voiced concern about encouraging babies to use signs to communicate before they can talk is that doing so wil...

The votes are in and the Baby Signs Sign of the Week is "MOMMY." It won the most requests this week. (Are you surprised?) Watc...