Book by Devitt, Miriam
Discover the joy of early communication with your baby through *Superhands Baby Sign Language: Illustrated Dictionary* by Miriam Devitt. This comprehensive board book is your essential guide to unlocking a world of understanding before your child can even speak. Perfect for parents, caregivers, and early childhood educators, this beautifully illustrated dictionary provides a fun and engaging way to introduce sign language to your little one. Miriam Devitt, a renowned expert in baby sign language, has crafted a user-friendly resource that makes learning simple and enjoyable. The *Superhands* method is celebrated for its clear, concise instructions and visually appealing illustrations, making it easy for both adults and children to grasp the fundamentals of sign language. Baby sign language has been proven to reduce frustration in infants by giving them a way to express their needs, wants, and observations, leading to happier babies and more confident parents. This also supports early language development. This board book is designed to withstand the wear and tear of enthusiastic little hands, ensuring that it will be a cherished resource for years to come. The dictionary features a wide range of signs covering everyday topics such as food, animals, family, activities, and emotions. Each sign is presented with a clear illustration, a simple written description, and helpful tips for teaching it to your baby. Beyond simply teaching signs, *Superhands Baby Sign Language: Illustrated Dictionary* empowers you to build a stronger bond with your child through non-verbal communication. Learn to understand your baby's cues and respond to their needs with greater accuracy, fostering a deeper connection and a more harmonious relationship. This book provides the tools you need to create a nurturing and stimulating environment where your baby can thrive. Dive into the world of baby sign language and experience the magic of communicating with your child on a whole new level. This book weighs 4000 (units not specified).