Sign With Your Baby: How To Communicate with Infants Before They Can Speak (Book Only)

Communication is KEY to solving problems even before a child can talk

This book has given us the tools to introduce a new effective form of communication with our baby. The tone of the book is friendly, supportive and easy to understand. We found the specific signs easy to model for our son. He seemed to pick it up so very quickly. Our 4 year-old daughter, although very capable verbally, also likes to talk to her baby brother with the sign language. We would also like to recommend another friendly book full of wit and wisdom that continues to clearly demonstrate how to communicate more effectively (with words) to the next age group called 'The Pocket Parent'. I noticed that Garcia's book and Reichlin's book are both endorsed by Dr. Burton White, one of the most renown pschycolgists in the world that specializes in the early years. 'The Pocket Parent' explains how important it is to give toddlers the words for their feelings early on which goes hand in hand with 'Sign with Your Baby'. 'The Pocket Parent' gives hundreds of quick read suggestions to handling a variety of the most challenging behaviors a 2-5 year presents (i.e. tantrums, bedtime and mealtime refusals, I hate you's, gimmees, and whining). Both sanity saving books have lowered the frustration level of both parents and children in our family. We are so grateful that we found 2 books that have taught us specific ways of how to communicate much more effectively with our young children. Consider both reasonably priced books for your personal library.

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