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Sign Language Classes and Products for Hearing Babies

Help your baby “talk” before they can talk.

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Understanding Your Baby Brings Calm and Connection — But It Feels Impossible Sometimes

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You wonder what your baby is thinking.

You wish you could understand your baby’s world through their eyes. What do they see, feel, and remember?

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Too many tears and tantrums fill your day.

Your little one wants to communicate but can’t yet, leaving both of you stressed and longing for calmer, happier moments.

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You’re worried you’re not doing enough.

You want to support your baby’s growth and milestones, but you don’t know where to start or how to make it simple, playful, and effective.

You’re doing your best, yet every day brings new challenges in understanding your baby. You wish you could find a way to connect and communicate more easily.

Unwrap the gift of early communication.

With Baby Signs® classes and products, you can give your baby the tools to “talk” before they can speak. Using simple hand gestures and signs, babies can communicate what they see, what they need, and even how they feel. Parents learn practical ways to support their baby’s motor, cognitive, language, and social-emotional development.

The result? Your baby communicates more easily, and you feel confident guiding their growth while sharing calmer, more connected moments together.

Build Confidence, Ease Frustration, and Inspire Early Learning with the Baby Signs® Program

Simple signs, playful songs, and guided activities help your baby express their thoughts in ways that make them feel capable and understood.

Boost Your Baby’s Self-Esteem

Signs and gestures give your baby a clear way to share what they need, easing tears and tantrums and creating calmer, more connected days for both of you.

Reduce Frustration

Jump-Start Intellectual Development

Two decades of scientific research have proven that children who used the Baby Signs® Program had significantly higher IQ scores at age 8.