We started to teach Lohan a sign language. According to signingbaby, infants taught sign language:

  • Can communicate wants and needs to their caregivers at an early age
  • Will have an earlier understanding of the English language
  • May learn to speak earlier
  • Could have an above-average ability later in life to learn a new language
  • May possibly have a higher I.Q.

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  1. I kinda started that with my kids but wasn’t systematic about it. I’m sure it helps communication.

    Comment by Seb — 8/11/2004 @ 13:31

  2. You are going to have such a great time signing with your baby! Have a look at the website http://www.weehands.com for more information. DVDs from the store http://www.signingstore.ca are great! Anothe great website is http://www.sign2me.com

    Enjoy!

    Sara

    Comment by Sara Bingham — 9/4/2005 @ 22:37

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