Teach Your Baby Sign Language

 

Have you been thinking about teaching your baby sign language but were not sure where to start? Here is a super solution!

 

 

My Talking Toddler encourages early communication with wonderful lessons that enhance your child's ability to learn. Through repeated vocalization, simple sign language and the introduction of sight-reading, your child will be engaged and captivated by the lessons. This 9 Disc system addresses the child's innate capacity to learn, and can advance their communication skills, in such a way that promotes proficiency in speech, and eventually reading skills. You are your child's very first teacher, and with My Talking Toddler, you are laying an intellectually and socially solid foundation, all the while having fun!

 

Easy as 1... 2... 3...

Educational videos and other early learning instructional materials are a fantastic start to the advancement of your baby. Simply sit with your child in front of your TV and let the DVD play. You will be amazed at how captivated your child becomes with the lessons being played right in front of him/her.
Above all else, the loving interactions that you (and your baby's other caregivers) will share with your baby will help that child grow intellectually and socially.

Getting Started

My Talking Toddler's 9 Disc Learning System was created for your child in a progressive nature. As you and your child progress through the system, we suggest that your child "graduates" from one DVD to the next. Once your child has mastered the concepts and words from each DVD, progress onto the next.
We suggest that you begin your child on this program in the following order:

• Sign Language
• P. B. and M.
• Vocabulary
• Verbs
• Animals
• Body Parts

 
Reviews:

"I believe that My Talking Toddler DVDs are beneficial to babies, toddlers, and young children and promote communication success."
Alexis Fischler-Schild MS CCC-SLP

"My Talking Toddler is a phenomenal tool for facilitating speech and communication development for early language learners."
Jeanette Brown, M.Ed.