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My First Signs, Part 1 | Sign Language for Kids | Baby Einstein
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6:44Now PlayingBaby Einstein presents Part One of the 2007 DVD Baby Einstein My First Signs. Subscribe today and click the bell to keep up with our latest discoveries, explorations, and creations
Sign language can be a great way to communicate with baby before verbal skills develop. In Baby Einstein’s My First Signs series, special guest Marlee Matlin – alongside animations, puppets, pets, parents, and children – playfully introduces common words and phrases in sign language like “mommy”, “daddy”, “family”, “I love you”, “eat”, “drink”, “play”, “ball”, “bedtime”, and more. It encourages you and baby to discover hand-in-hand the power of communication in all its many forms through the fun of signing.
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