May 19-21, 2006

Sign Language for Babies
American Sign Language is no longer confined to the deaf community. It has gained wide acceptance as a foreign language and an early childhood education tool. In many cities across the country, parents are using sign language with their hearing babies, in the hopes that it will help them communicate earlier. Baby signing programs have grown in popularity in recent years, and more programs and instructors are cashing in.

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