Early language development is crucial & sign language is a great way to encourage your baby to begin communicating their wants / needs. 🚩Save this post so you can find it later and try these activities with your baby! 🙋🏼‍♀️Hey friends! I’m Brooke — the mom & OT behind @infantinsights here to provide you with infant development tips & “flat head” correction strategies! Try these signs with your baby: 🌸More to request more food, toy, etc 🌸All done to communicate that the baby is finished 🌸Pl

Which sign did you start with or plan to?! You may be wondering “what ASL signs should I teach my baby first?”. If so, start with these! Here’s why: 1️⃣These words are used across many contexts. When it’s used over and over again, that is giving your child more and more exposure to the word, sign, and it’s meaning. 2️⃣These words have many language functions. They allow us to request (ask), protest (no or don’t like/want it), direct (go, get, need) and so much more. Even with only 1-2 words, the

30 reactions · 12 shares | Skills such as taking their first step, smiling for the first time and waving “bye bye” are called developmental milestones. While all children develop differently, it helps to know if your child is meeting typical milestones and how you can support their healthy development. Learn more. https://bit.ly/FTFAgesNStages | First Things First | Facebook