Customer Reviews

Let's Sign: Every Baby's Guide to Communicating with Grownups

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I checked this out from our library. The left side of the book is the story with simple picutes. The right side of the book shows two signs to use with the story on the left page. I don't like the faces on the signing illustrations, but the discriptions are good of how to make the sign. It also tells you what alphabet letter you hand should use when making the sign. Example: "spoon - With the right 'U' hand, make small scooping motions in the left palm." Then the 'U' is shown in the corner. This book has three stories, 62 ASL signs, and an index! This is a great compliment to the library program that I attended.

What a great book for parents wanting to learn to sign with their babies. Great pictures and excellent explanations. Colorful and holds the attention of a baby very well.

This is a very nice book. My son is hearing impaired and so we are using this to learn sign. It's very simple though so you get through it fast when reading it before bed. It's a great book though.

I bought this for my 18 month old. We started ASL with him at 5 months and he started to really pick it up around 17 months. This book has 3 stories in it that reviewed simple words he already knew like eat and ball. Then taught him new ones like run, brush your teeth, and please. He is very receptive to the book and I'm glad we bought it.

This book was really helpful in getting sign language started with my 9 month old infant. She and I learned a lot. We were able to communicate with each other early on, which made for less fussing. She was constantly impressing family with her ability to "talk."

I'm happy to bring it out again for my second daughter.

Great Book. It was suppost be in excellent condition. Ends were all chewed up! Not a good buy. I would not have purchased it even at garage sale.

THIS BOOK WAS VERY HARD FOR ME TO FIGURE THE SIGNS, BECAUSE THE CHARATERS HAND MOVEMENTS WHERE TO SMALL. THE HANDS ARE AS SMALL AS ON THE FRONT OF THE BOOK.

This is the 1st book I got in order to learn and teach my baby sign language. I thought it was a great beginner book. Good illustrations, easy to learn. I've since moved on to a kids sign language dictionary so I can learn more words. My child is now 16 months old and does a significant amount of signs with me. It's a great help, and I recommend all new parents try it with their children. It can ease some of the frustrations children have because they can't yet say what they want or feel.