

Debbie, Cafazzo. (2009, March 27). Baby sign: parents can communicate with babies by teaching them sign language. The Wenatchee World. Retrieved March 29, 2009 from http://wenatcheeworld.com/article/20090327/FAM/703279984/0/ARTS12?Baby-sign--Parents-can-communicate-early-with-babies-by-teaching-them-sign-language.
Cafazzo (2009) reports that the use of American Sign Language (ASL) is beneficial to babies. It means that even though a vocal area in a baby’s brain has not developed adequately, he or she can communicate with their parents and friends using sing language. Utilizing sign language contributes young children to develop their language ability and keep their emotion stable. Also, compared with the children who did not learn sings, the children who acquired the skill have richer vocabulary.
Cafazzo (2009) reports that the use of American Sign Language (ASL) is beneficial to babies. It means that even though a vocal area in a baby’s brain has not developed adequately, he or she can communicate with their parents and friends using sing language. Utilizing sign language contributes young children to develop their language ability and keep their emotion stable. Also, compared with the children who did not learn sings, the children who acquired the skill have richer vocabulary.
These pictures are one of the sings....
The first child expresses "awake"
The next baby indicates"eat"





