Baby Signing 1-2-3
The Easy-to-Use Illustrated Guide for Every Stage and Every Age
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4.0 • 2 Ratings
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- $16.99
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- $16.99
Publisher Description
THE EASY WAY TO "TALK" WITH BABY...AS SIMPLE AS 1-2-3
What if your baby could "talk" to you before he or she could actually speak? Sign Babies creator Nancy Cadjan brings years of expertise to Baby Signing 1-2-3, teaching you her unique and easy way of learning baby signing through rich illustrations.
Baby Signing 1-2-3 provides specific signs and techniques for different age ranges, so you know how to work best with baby at each stage of development. Packed full of pictures that show and explain each sign, Baby Signing 1-2-3 makes learning and teaching baby signs a breeze, with:
Pictures that clear away the confusion! With many signing books, it's hard to understand how to make each sign correctly. Baby Signing 1-2-3 provides clear and helpful illustrations to help you, along with tips on helping baby understand.
A large directory including more than 270 baby signs!
Information for infants to toddlers and beyond. Sections give you targeted advice based on baby's age. You'll find perfect steps to help you start right from baby's birth, or later in baby's life!
A trusted system using American Sign Language.
Customer Reviews
Good material, formatting is OK but TOC has issues
When I got this book I was worried about how the iBook would handle the sign instructions. Having learned ASL in college I knew that sometimes it's hard to read the sign motions. I was worried about how that would translate into an iBook. (and if a poorly formatted book would ruin any learning potential)
However, I'm pleased to report that the sign motion pictures remain clear (at least from what I've seen so far). It would be nice if the book was more iBook optimized - say video motions instead of pictures - but meh.
However, the table of contents is horrible: there are two entries: "Table of contents" and "conclusion". No chapter entries, no entries for when a new sign is introduced, no nothing. I ended up manually highlighting every time a new sign was introduced, so i had some kind of reference.
The material in the book is exciting and I can't wait to try it with my baby (expected at the end of Jan 2012).