My First 100 Signs: Baby Sign Language Book: Tiny Signs for Everyday Moments

by Lane Rebelo

Overview

Help your baby “talk” before they can speak—with signs that turn everyday moments into meaningful connection. My First 100 Signs makes early communication easy and joyful with bright visuals and simple signs for everyday needs like “milk,” “more,” and “all done.” Designed for babies 6 months and up, this engaging book helps reduce frustration, boost bonding, and support language development—one sign at a time.

Start communicating with your baby—before they can talk.

My First Tiny Signs is a colorful and engaging introduction to baby sign language, featuring the most 100 most essential signs for everyday routines, needs, and connection. Designed for babies 6 months and up, this visual guide empowers parents, grandparents, and caregivers to help little ones express themselves with confidence—well before their first words.

Each sign is thoughtfully chosen for real-life use, from basics like “milk” and “diaper” to helpful expressions like “all done” and “thank you.” Bright, colorful illustrations and baby-friendly visuals turn each page into a picture-book experience that invites babies to look, learn, and engage.

Whether you’re supporting early language development, easing everyday frustrations, or simply bonding more deeply, My First 100 Signs makes baby sign language joyful, accessible, and part of the rhythm of your day.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781400354757
Publisher:	Applesauce Press
Publication date:	04/07/2026
Pages:	112
Product dimensions:	8.00(w) x 8.00(h) x (d)
Age Range:	3 Months to 4 Years

About the Author

Lane Rebelo, LCSW, is the author of the bestselling "Baby Sign Language Made Easy," "The Complete Guide to Baby Sign Language," and "My First Book of Baby Signs." Her latest book is "Baby Sign Language Songs & Games" which includes 65 fun and easy language-building activities to help teach little ones signs. She is the founder of Tiny Signs®, an award-winning baby sign language program. As a licensed social worker, Lane worked for many years with families in the Boston area. Lane began studying American Sign Language in 2006 after her first baby was born and was amazed by all she had to say. She lives with her husband and two children in Massachusetts.